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  1. Confluence Data Center
  2. CONFSERVER-10572

Provide admins with macro plugin usage statistics so that it can help them identify popular macros and remove macros which aren't used

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      It will be useful if there is macro/plugin that can list the installed plugins within the pages/spaces. Additionally, it can show whether a plugin is being used or not in any pages across the entire wiki. This can be a summary report which is similar to the Space Activity that states the plugins usage in Confluence.

      Workaround

      https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFKB/How+to+Get+a+List+of+the+Most+Popular+Macros+Used+in+Confluence

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            [CONFSERVER-10572] Provide admins with macro plugin usage statistics so that it can help them identify popular macros and remove macros which aren't used

            Adam Barnes (Inactive) added a comment -

            We are pleased to announce that this feature has now been released in Confluence 5.10. Thank you for your all your input into this suggestion.

            Adam Barnes (Inactive) added a comment - We are pleased to announce that this feature has now been released in Confluence 5.10. Thank you for your all your input into this suggestion.

            l added a comment -

            It will be really helpful if you provide this functionality in order to find out unused plugins and highly used ones.

            l added a comment - It will be really helpful if you provide this functionality in order to find out unused plugins and highly used ones.

            Scarlett Mitchell added a comment -

            An easy way to determine what add-ons/macros are actually in use across Confluence instance.
            I invite you to try this new add-on Macro usage for Confluence

            Scarlett Mitchell added a comment - An easy way to determine what add-ons/macros are actually in use across Confluence instance. I invite you to try this new add-on Macro usage for Confluence

            Chris Johnson added a comment -

            This would really help, over the years we have plugin's installed that are no longer used but I have no way to audit or verify activity.

            Chris Johnson added a comment - This would really help, over the years we have plugin's installed that are no longer used but I have no way to audit or verify activity.

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment -

            We need this to be able to know if we should continue using / paying for plug-ins that are not being used or if the plug-in is being used by one team to be able to charge that budget for the renewal of the license of the plug-in.

            Deleted Account (Inactive) added a comment - We need this to be able to know if we should continue using / paying for plug-ins that are not being used or if the plug-in is being used by one team to be able to charge that budget for the renewal of the license of the plug-in.

            Mark Nye added a comment -

            This would also be extremely useful for our installation. With hundreds of spaces and thousands of users, it's currently very difficult to know what's being used where.

            Mark Nye added a comment - This would also be extremely useful for our installation. With hundreds of spaces and thousands of users, it's currently very difficult to know what's being used where.

            Helen Long added a comment -

            We have many plugins enabled for confluence. We would like to know if there is any way to determine

            1) what plugins are actually in use on our Confluence instance e.g. is plugin x used anywhere on our site.
            2) how much certain plugins are used across our site e.g. plugin x is used on 20 pages etc.

            This could be an administration feature only.

            Thank you very much,

            Helen

            Helen Long added a comment - We have many plugins enabled for confluence. We would like to know if there is any way to determine 1) what plugins are actually in use on our Confluence instance e.g. is plugin x used anywhere on our site. 2) how much certain plugins are used across our site e.g. plugin x is used on 20 pages etc. This could be an administration feature only. Thank you very much, Helen

              zwang@atlassian.com Ziming Wang
              mgchong Ming Giet Chong [Atlassian]
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