This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Removing Labels
Users cannot tell who added a given label.
However, Stephen Deutsch offered a promising macro you may get your administrator to install.
Here's a short user macro to be able to tell who added the labels (you should set it to be viewable only by system administrators so it doesn't confuse regular users):
## @noparams #foreach ( $labelling in $content.getLabellings() ) <p> $labelling.label.name added by $labelling.owningUser.name on $labelling.lastModificationDate </p> #end
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Thanks Stephen. While I appreciate that, we simply aren't interested in maintaining a bunch of patch-work band aids (plugins, macros, etc.).
For now our answer is that users cannot tell who added a given label.
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Hi Scott,
If you wish to view who added a specific label, to a specific issue, you can see that in the issue history tab.
Regards,
Konstantin
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He is asking about Confluence. Who added what label doesn't show up in page history. Adding a label does not cause the page to increment revision (at last as until 5.9.7). I think your only option is the user macro @Stephen Deutsch provided below.
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Quite right Bill Bailey. I've concluded that the end-user simply cannot .
As is far too often the case, the Atlassian/Confluence answer is install some plugin that the average user simply has little hope of accomplishing. Broken by design :-/
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