Writing 'editor2' data does not seem to save page in editor2 format, page properties not indexed

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Hi,

I am trying to build an integration from python to Confluence Cloud. I am trying to push ‘page properties’ blocks onto pages with information from an external data source.

I have been able to create and label content but I cannot seem to get the page content right. Once I write a page, even if it is in body.editor2.{ value:"<ac:…", representation:“editor2”}, the first time I open the document in confluence it says it is ready to be converted to editor2.

Is there a way to create a page that is already in editor-v2 format so it does not ask me to convert it the first time I open it?

In addition, once the page is created, it does not seem to be indexed so the page properties do not show up in a page properties report. Is there a away to force a reindex of the newly created page?

Thanks,
.cpb

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Maybe it helps to just add a content property to the page like:

{"key": "editor",
 "value": "v2"
}
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@AxelKnorre Perfect. It is all in the metadata.properties. Found this too: Editing pages created via /rest/api/content

The editor choice looks good.

Now, I just need to deal with getting it to index the page properties so they show in the page properties report. It doesn’t seem to do that unless I open and save in the editor.

Thanks!

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Looks like a new Page Properties Report macro was deployed in Cloud today that might solve this indexing issue.

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Now, I just need to deal with getting it to index the page properties so they show in the page properties report. It doesn’t seem to do that unless I open and save in the editor.

Confluence is sensitive on whites paces between html tags. Strip them out. It has nothing to do with any indexing, web hooks or other stuff. Took me 5 hours to figure that out.