Churrie Sync features
Churrie Sync is the cross-instance sync engine inside Churrie Page Management and Sync. It pushes pages, blogs, comments, and attachments on create, update, delete, move, trash, and restore events.
Core sync engine
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Real-time event sync | Automatic sync on create, update, delete, move, trash, restore |
| One-way sync (default) | Origin pushes; successful sync overwrites destination content |
| Two-way sync + conflict policies | Overwrite, Review required, or Last write wins (by sync timestamp) |
| Space authorization routes | Map origin space → destination space → instance; enable/disable per route |
| Full Sync | Bulk-load existing content on first authorization with live progress |
| Middle-man relay | Optional REST relay for restricted networks |
Content synced
- Pages & blogs — body (storage format), hierarchy, labels, view/edit permission groups
- Comments — create, update, delete (nested/inline)
- Attachments — binary payloads in ZIP; extension filtering; Gliffy detection
- Labels — applied on destination after sync
- Permissions — origin group names mapped where groups exist on destination
Destination & connectivity
- Named destinations with URL, auth, conflict policy, connection test
- Data Center via REST — direct sync to another Confluence DC instance
- Same-domain local routes between instances on one network
- Outbound Bearer / PAT authentication; per-link
X-Sync-Api-Keyfor secured inbound receive
Page-level UX
- Churrie Sync byline pill — Enabled / Disabled / Conflict on page, blog, and editor views
- Per-page sync dialog — opt in/out per destination, view restrictions, resolve conflicts
- “Synced from {system}” badge on inbound destination pages
- Side-by-side conflict review — Accept incoming or Keep this page
Admin tabs (Sync)
Destinations · Space Authorization · Data Restrictions · Restricted Groups/Users · Attachment Filter · Data Format · Middle Man Rest Server · Troubleshooting
See also: Cross-domain sync · Conflict policies · Classification & restrictions