Moderate a Page Comment
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Recipe · 4 steps
Moderate a Page Comment
with Confluence
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Redact or delete a footer comment on a Confluence page.
- List the page's footer comments in storage format to establish the moderation context around the flagged comment.
- Read the flagged comment to capture its author, resolution status, and the current version number that a redaction must supersede.
- Rewrite the comment body in place with the redacted text, incrementing the version so the moderation action is recorded in the comment's history.
- Delete the comment outright. This removes the thread entry, so it is only taken when redaction is not sufficient.
What you'll need to have ready
- pageId: The id of the page carrying the comment under review.
- commentId: The id of the comment to moderate.
- action: Either "redact" to rewrite the comment body, or "remove" to delete it.
- redactedBody: Replacement body in storage format, used on the redact path (e.g. a note that the content was removed by a moderator).
- newVersionNumber: The version number to write on the redact path, which Confluence requires to be the current version plus one. Arazzo runtime expressions have no arithmetic, so
- versionMessage: Optional moderation note recorded on the new comment version.
For your developer
Arazzo workflow confluence:moderate-comment, 4 operations: getFooterComments → getCommentById → updateComment → deleteComment. Specs on APIs.io.