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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Highest
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7.4.9, 7.11.3, 7.12.1, 7.13.0, 7.14.0
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34
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Severity 2 - Major
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2,713
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The fix has been backported.
We have confirmed that plugins that interact with attachments during the process of saving or creating pages can also trigger this issue. This behaviour significantly expands the impact of the issue as it is not apparent to the user that a plugin is interacting with attachments in the background. We believe this drove a significant number of previous duplication reports prior to the fix.
For more information about this and related content duplication issues, please see the discussion at Confluence Server and Data Center: Content duplication fix and next steps - Atlassian Community.
Issue Summary
When editing a page, the page content, or a subset of the page content is duplicated. The behaviour occurs after an attachment is edited on the page and the page published or saved rapidly thereafter.
Steps to Reproduce
The behaviour can be replicated with the below steps. These steps will reliably reproduce the issue, but are not he only way the issue presents. We DO NOT recommend taking these steps outside of testing environments
Example 1
- Create a page with text and at least one attachment like an image
- Publish the page
- Perform a hard data eviction in Synchrony (this step is used to reliably reproduce the issue as a proxy of other internal operations)
- Navigate to the attachments list on the page created in Step 1
- Edit an existing attachment, or upload a new attachment
- Return to the page and edit it
- The content appears duplicated
Example 2
- Create a page (page A) with text
- Publish page A
- Create a new page (page B) with text, and paste a link to page A to create a mention
- Publish page B
- Perform a hard data eviction in Synchrony (this step is used to reliably reproduce the issue as a proxy of other internal operations)
- Navigate to page A and either upload a new attachment, or modify an existing one
- Return to page A and edit it
- The content of page A appears duplicated
- Navigate to page B and edit it
- The content of page B appears duplicated without having interacted directly with the page
Expected Results
The editor should only display the page content without duplication.
Actual Results
The content appears to be duplicated in edit mode, and publishing the page results in the duplicated content being visible in view mode.
Workaround
- In the Editor, click the Ellipsis (...) symbol
- Click Revert to last published version
- causes
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CONFSERVER-73383 Duplicate Content Shown When Editing A Newly Published Page
- Closed
- is related to
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CONFSERVER-59227 Duplicate content shown when editing a page
- Closed
- relates to
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CONFSERVER-73383 Duplicate Content Shown When Editing A Newly Published Page
- Closed
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