I have a gazillion wiki pages with many subscribers.
I need to make small edits but do not want to trigger a notification for that
Is there a way an author can select : Small Update , that doesn't trigger a notification?
I have a gazillion wiki pages with many subscribers.
I need to make small edits but do not want to trigger a notification for that
Is there a way an author can select : Small Update , that doesn't trigger a notification?
The current way is clunky. Go to Administration-->Notification--> find Wiki Page Update template and disable it, but that is not very elegant
Agreed this is clunky. There is an API for suppressing notifications. If you're performing all of these updates via REST, you can use the Rest-Disable-Notifications header. For in-process, there's the IProcess.RunProcessWithDisabledNotifications(Action) API. And for widget, theme, and automation scripts, there's the DisableNotifications option which can be passed to core_v2_widget.ExecuteFile(). It would be possible to update the edit wiki widget to consume these APIs - most easily the latter.
It's also worth noting that the new Articles application in version 12 has notification suppression built-in as a UI option when editing an article version.
Agreed this is clunky. There is an API for suppressing notifications. If you're performing all of these updates via REST, you can use the Rest-Disable-Notifications header. For in-process, there's the IProcess.RunProcessWithDisabledNotifications(Action) API. And for widget, theme, and automation scripts, there's the DisableNotifications option which can be passed to core_v2_widget.ExecuteFile(). It would be possible to update the edit wiki widget to consume these APIs - most easily the latter.
It's also worth noting that the new Articles application in version 12 has notification suppression built-in as a UI option when editing an article version.