I’ve noticed a discrepancy in the data fields returned by the getDocumentInfo function in the Backstage plugin for Confluence. Specifically, the lastModifiedBy field is expected to be data.version.by.publicName, but in the data returned from Confluence for my organization, the equivalent field is data.version.by.displayName.
Additionally, I’ve found an issue with the stripHtml function. It doesn’t seem to be stripping HTML tags in a reliable manner, and some unwanted special characters are still left in the output.
I would appreciate it if these issues could be looked into
I’ve noticed a discrepancy in the data fields returned by the getDocumentInfo function in the Backstage plugin for Confluence. Specifically, the
lastModifiedBy
field is expected to bedata.version.by.publicName
, but in the data returned from Confluence for my organization, the equivalent field isdata.version.by.displayName
.Here’s the current return statement:
return [{ title: data.title, text: this.stripHtml(data.body.storage.value), location:
${this.wikiUrl}${data._links.webui}, spaceKey: data.space.key, spaceName: data.space.name, ancestors: ancestors, lastModifiedBy: data.version.by.publicName, lastModified: data.version.when, lastModifiedFriendly: data.version.friendlyWhen }];
And here’s what would work for my organization’s data:
return [ { title: data.title, text: this.stripHtml(data.body.storage.value), location:
${this.wikiUrl}${data._links.webui}, spaceKey: data.space.key, spaceName: data.space.name, ancestors: ancestors, lastModifiedBy: data.version.by.displayName, lastModified: data.version.when, lastModifiedFriendly: new Date(data.version.when).toLocaleDateString(), }, ];
Additionally, I’ve found an issue with the
stripHtml
function. It doesn’t seem to be stripping HTML tags in a reliable manner, and some unwanted special characters are still left in the output.I would appreciate it if these issues could be looked into