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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Issue Summary
Core data in a Confluence migration may have page restrictions which isn't accessible by REST endpoints. As a result Connect apps cannot update their data such as macros or custom content.
Steps to Reproduce
- Install an app in server that uses custom content
- Add macro or content to a page and restrict the page
- Migrate the data
- In Cloud, use the REST endpoint to update the macro or custom content
Expected Results
Content can be updated by the app
Actual Results
The app receives a HTTP 403
Workaround
Connect apps can use admin impersonation, but an admin needs to be specified and this may also generate a page edit.
- is related to
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ECO-85 It should be documented how the connect app user and groups work and how changing default product access groups can break apps
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ECORSK-55 Loading...
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ID-8120 Add-ons might stop working if confluence-users group doesn't have access on Confluence
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CONFCLOUD-69755 Explanation of Confluence Connect app user permissions
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AC-2320 Loading...
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DEVHELP-6908 Loading...
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DOCS-32831 Loading...
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AAS-363 Loading...
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