The activity log
The activity table is the detailed view: every page the run touched, what happened to it, and a pinned detail panel for whichever page you select.
It streams live during a run, which makes it hard to read. That is what the pause button is for.
#The controls
Control | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Hide pages with no changes | On | Hides pages the run read but did not change. It never hides a failed page. |
Pause list | Live | Freezes the table so you can read a row. Rows arriving while paused are buffered and applied on resume, and the button shows how many are waiting. |
Rows per page | 50 | 25, 50, 100 or 200. |
Search | Empty | Filters the rows by page title. |
Drilling into a specific error group turns off "hide pages with no changes" automatically, so the drill-down shows everything it promised rather than quietly hiding rows.
#Page statuses
Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
Changed | The page was rewritten and saved as a new version |
No changes | A per-page status in the activity table for a page that was read but produced no result from any migrator. These rows are dimmed and hidden by default. |
Failed | At least one macro on the page could not be converted. The macro was left as it was |
Permission | The page was found but could not be edited by whoever ran the migration |
#A few things that catch people out
Pausing does not pause the migration. It only freezes the table.
The log is per page, but the failure counts are per macro, so the two numbers will not tie up.
Pages the search could not resolve to a space never appear here at all. They are counted separately under the progress bar.
#Related
Pause it. The run keeps going.
