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Space administration and the operations that are hard to undo.

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One article here so far, and it is about getting a space back out of Confluence: exporting to a real folder tree that keeps the page hierarchy, and taking only the attachments you want instead of everything ever uploaded. More will follow. Until then this page is not pretending to be a section.

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Sentinel Vault: you cannot block an edit in Confluence, so we undo it instead
ArticleSentinel VaultConfluence

Sentinel Vault: you cannot block an edit in Confluence, so we undo it instead

Forge gives you no veto over a Confluence save. Product events arrive after the change is already committed, which means a lock on Confluence content cannot prevent anything — it can only detect and restore. Here is what that constraint does to an app: why the restore has to ignore itself, why reverting the whole page is the wrong fix, and why a licence check in a protection app must fail open.

Aug 19, 202611 min read
Export a Confluence Cloud space to a real folder tree, with only the attachments you want
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Export a Confluence Cloud space to a real folder tree, with only the attachments you want

The native HTML export flattens your page tree and renames every attachment to its ID. Here is what the zip actually contains, how to trigger it without a browser, and a v2 API script that rebuilds the tree — including the two bugs that silently ate a page in my first version.

Aug 6, 202612 min read