Example usage

{{getChanges products="XWiki" versions="8.3%" audience="User" contextVariable="changeDocs"/}} {{velocity}} #foreach ($changeDoc in $changeDocs) * $changeDoc #end {{/velocity}}

Result

• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change001.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change002.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change003.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change004.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change007.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M2.Change007.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3RC1.Change001.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3.Change002.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change006.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change008.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M1.Change013.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3M2.Change002.WebHome
• ReleaseNotes.Data.XWiki.8\.3RC1.Change007.WebHome

Paging

The macro collects at most limit changes, starting at offset, so that a filter matching thousands of changes
cannot turn one page view into thousands of document loads. Whether it had more changes to collect is published
beside them, in the context variable named after contextVariable suffixed with HasMore:

{{getChanges products="XWiki" limit="20" offset="20" contextVariable="changeDocs"/}} {{velocity}} #if ($changeDocsHasMore) There are more changes to display. #end {{/velocity}}