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Space configuration for Copy Space |
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Overview
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You can copy a space as it exists at a point in time to another space. The options for the documents and content to be copied from the current space and the target space are configured in the space tools Copy Space dashboard.   |
Copy Space configuration
To copy a space to another space
you must configure a target space each time you use Copy space
choose the content type to be copied (pages, blogposts, top-level pages)
configure the content be copied (labels, page properties) for the documents
Target space
For each Copy Space action you must set a target space for the copy using the dropdown menu.
To copy a space you will need to have
space admin permission in the space you want to copy
at least view, edit and delete permission for pages, blog posts, and attachments in the target space
You will also need to be a member of the Confluence user group added to the Copiers Group in theCopy Space - global configuration.
A new target space must set for each Copy Space action.
Copy options
You can configure thecopy optionsfor Copy Space to
copy selected document types (pages, blog posts or both)
ignore top-level pages (the home page and orphan pages)
delete existing pages in the target space
The content to be copied for each document can also be configured in Advanced Copy Options for each Copy Space action. This includes options to copy content properties, copy or match labels and copy page restrictions.
The copy date on the target space pages can be configured to the copy date or to be the modification date of the source space document.
Copy Space configuration copy options, once set, are retained for any subsequent copy of the current space.
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