You don’t need to be a developer to find this information, but depending on your permissions, you might need help from an admin. Here's how you can check:
For Confluence:
1. Using the Space Tools (for each space):
- Go to the space.
- Click on Space Settings > Content Tools > Attachments
- You'll see a list of all attachments in that space. You can count them manually or export the list if needed.
2. Using the Search (Global):
- Use the search bar with `type:attachment`.
- This will list all attachments across spaces that you have access to.
- It doesn't give you a total number directly, but you can scroll or export if using Confluence Cloud and browser tools.
For Jira
I didn't find a really easy solution, but it would be something like this:
- Using JQL (Jira Query Language): You can search for issues with attachments using:
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`attachments is not EMPTY`
This will return all issues that have at least one attachment.
- Check total number of attachments per issue: Open any issue > go to the attachments section > hover or count them manually.
I hope it helps. Let me know if I can help you further
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