I have been using the API to successfully capture all the pages in a space using:
/wiki/rest/api/space/ESTTS/content
At the bottom of the page, I can click on the Archived Pages link and see the archived pages. I have also requested to be an administrator of this Space.
I cannot get just a list of Archived pages using the API, I have tried all variations of calls, CQL, read through the documentation. It all contains how to Archive BUT not pull the pages that are Archived.
I even thought I could poll the API for all pages and filter out the Archived... However, even with this, I don't see the elements I need to extract.
I have added all kind of recommended flags from other forums to the end of the calling URL and nothing works.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Hilton
Hey @Hilton Riddex
Welcome to Atlassian Community !!
Did you try this GET /wiki/rest/api/content?status=archived
This worked for me:
curl -D- \
-u username:<your_api_token> \
-X GET \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
https://<your-domain.atlassian.net>/wiki/rest/api/content?status=archived
Regards,
Vishwas
Hi Vishwas.
I am running some tests now. I have also created a fresh API key for this. I have paginated out the data and looked for the articles. I can see them. Thank you.
I will need to save all the data down and filter out the tickets relevant to the space I am monitoring.
Legend!
Thanks,
Hilton
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@Vishwas Thanks for your answer, that works for me, too but ... it returns everything that's in my Confluence instance. I tried to use the form:
/wiki/rest/api/space/XYZ/content?status=archived
but that only returned active page/blogpost in space XYZ.
How can I scope the call to a single space?
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