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Hi,
Recently I took on the responsibility to manage the company documentation in Confluence. We have installed Scroll Versions for Confluence 6. There are 3 versions of documentation within the space.
How can I see if a version was already published or not? Is it possible to have multiple published version within the same space?
Thank you
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Hi,
Thanks for reaching out.
If you want to have multiple published versions within the same space, you might want to check out Scroll Viewport, which allows you to define multiple versions to be available for your readers in the same space. Depending on your publishing approach, you can find further information how to use Scroll Viewport in combination with Scroll Versions in our documentation:
To check which version has been published last, you'd need to check the content manually (either by switching to the public view, or accessing the public space). We have an open improvement request in our Jira to improve this situation and mark the latest published version: https://k15t.jira.com/browse/VSN-2644
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I hope this information helps. Please let us know if there's anything else we can help with right now.
Best,
Nils -
Hi.
When a page is published with Scroll Versions, the app adds a comment that can be viewed in the page history. Switch to Public View → Open the home page (the top page in the hierarchy) → click Page Tools → Page History. You should see a comment like "Published by Scroll Versions from this space and version 4.0". That's how you can check which version was last published to the same space.
Does this help?
Roman.
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