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php extensions/ContentStabilization/maintenance/batchStabilize.php --verbose /tmp/page-titles-to-review.txt | php extensions/ContentStabilization/maintenance/batchStabilize.php --verbose /tmp/page-titles-to-review.txt | ||
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Revision as of 08:30, 20 July 2023
Mass approval using a script
The script ContentStabilization/maintenance/batchStabilize.php
can be used to approve all drafts in the wiki starting with BlueSpice 4.3+. This affects both first drafts, drafts of pages with already approved versions and drafts for embedded resources.
Options
Option | Description |
---|---|
--pages
|
Flat file containing page names seperated by line break |
--namespace
|
Id of namespace to flag entirely |
--user
|
Required. The user name of an existing user that is shown as page approver |
--comment
|
Adds a stabilization comment to the revision history of the page |
--verbose
|
Runs the script in verbose mode to show exceptions |
Examples
Whole namespace
php extensions/ContentStabilization/maintenance/batchStabilize.php --user WikiSysop --namespace 3000
List of page names
Starting with BlueSpice 4.3.2, a file with a newline-separate list of pages (as an arg or as stdin) can be used to define the pages that need to be approved:
php extensions/ContentStabilization/maintenance/batchStabilize.php --verbose /tmp/page-titles-to-review.txt
php extensions/ContentStabilization/maintenance/batchStabilize.php --verbose < /tmp/page-titles-to-review.txt