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Currently it's required to use name of the page as destination for publication. For example, if page name is "Test" then we should pass --parents "test".
The problem is that it's not convenient to specify it like that because you need to know name of the page. The problem gets bigger when pages are named not in English language. And imagine if name is too big.
Is it possible to specify ID of the page like numeric ID I see in the URL of non-English-named page? Like 3249049023 in https://my.org.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=3249049023.
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Currently it's required to use name of the page as destination for publication. For example, if page name is "Test" then we should pass
--parents "test"
.The problem is that it's not convenient to specify it like that because you need to know name of the page. The problem gets bigger when pages are named not in English language. And imagine if name is too big.
Is it possible to specify ID of the page like numeric ID I see in the URL of non-English-named page? Like
3249049023
inhttps://my.org.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=3249049023
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: