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Author Tracking/RBA

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Brad

It would be amazing to know who created or who is maintaining a document.  Long term you could expand this into role based access, storing this information would also allow for segmenting certain authors to specific content.  
Roadmap suggestion:
MVP1: Store user profile who creates the document, store last_edited etc.
MVP2: Header/Footer for "Created by: John Doe" or "Last modified: Jane Doe" (additionally need check box in settings to add or remove depending on public/private implementation)
MVP3: Document security settings for restricting editing.

August 1, 2017

Nicolas Giard

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Francois Ascani

Nicolas Giard: So if we pull the latest version, we will have option to see the author, date, etc in some fashion way? Thanks!

Nicolas Giard

Merged in a post:

Audit editor/creator

Kelcey Vehanen

It would be very helpful for enterprise use to be able to audit who/when someone created and edited a page. This could be automatically appended to the footer and logged in a log file in /logs

May 21, 2018

Nicolas Giard

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May 21, 2018

Kelcey Vehanen

For those who found this and need a solution immediately, you can look into the repository you have wikijs connected to, on the commit history, you should see who made the commit.

This is not ideal however and the feature request still holds useful.

Steve Begin

I agree that this would be immensely beneficial. We had first quickly tried MS OneDrive and it has this change-management/tracking out of the box, almost exactly as described (permissions down to the file level; easy visibility of creator and last modified [date and person]).