@de-otio/epimethian-mcp 6.2.0 → 6.4.1
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- package/README.md +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/index.js +1325 -191
- package/dist/cli/index.js.map +4 -4
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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| `unverifiedStatus` | `true` | Master toggle. Set to `false` to disable the badge entirely. |
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| `unverifiedStatusLocale` | Confluence site default → `en` | Language for the badge label. |
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| `unverifiedStatusName` | *(unset)* | Full label override (bypasses locale lookup). Must be ≤20 chars. |
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| `unverifiedStatusColor` | `#FFC400` | Color override. One of five Confluence-allowed values: `#FFC400`, `#2684FF`, `#57D9A3`, `#FF7452`, `#8777D9`. |
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| `zh` | AI已编辑 |
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| `ko` | AI 편집됨 |
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The locale is resolved from (in order): `unverifiedStatusLocale` profile setting → `CONFLUENCE_UNVERIFIED_STATUS_LOCALE` env var →
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The locale is resolved from (in order): `unverifiedStatusLocale` profile setting → `CONFLUENCE_UNVERIFIED_STATUS_LOCALE` env var → Confluence site default language (probed once per tenant via `GET /wiki/rest/api/settings/systemInfo`) → `"en"`. The MCP process's own OS locale is intentionally NOT consulted — the badge is a server-stored string shown to every viewer of the page, so it must follow the tenant, not whoever happens to run the agent.
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When the badge cannot be applied (e.g., the token lacks content-state permission), the tool call still succeeds and a warning is surfaced in the tool response instead of failing silently.
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