Revisions
Revisions in GitBook are the entity for updates made to content.
The unique id of the space
The unique id of the revision
If false is passed, "git" mutable metadata will not returned. Passing false can optimize performances of the lookup.
trueIf false is passed, content will not be computed
trueOK
OK
The unique id of the space
The unique id of the revision
The unique id of the page
Output format for the content.
Controls whether the document should be evaluated.
- When set to
true, the entire document will be evaluated. - When set to
deterministic-only, only expressions that depend exclusively on deterministic inputs will be evaluated.
falseControls whether the document should be deferenced (eference to other content will be resolved and expanded).
- When set to
true, the entire document will be deferenced - When set to
reusable-contents, only reusable contents will be deferenced.
falseIf false is passed, "git" mutable metadata will not returned. Passing false can optimize performances of the lookup.
trueIf false is passed, content will not be computed
trueOK
OK
The unique id of the space
The unique id of the revision
The path of the page in the revision.
Output format for the content.
Controls whether the document should be evaluated.
- When set to
true, the entire document will be evaluated. - When set to
deterministic-only, only expressions that depend exclusively on deterministic inputs will be evaluated.
falseControls whether the document should be deferenced (eference to other content will be resolved and expanded).
- When set to
true, the entire document will be deferenced - When set to
reusable-contents, only reusable contents will be deferenced.
falseIf false is passed, "git" mutable metadata will not returned. Passing false can optimize performances of the lookup.
trueIf false is passed, content will not be computed
trueOK
OK
The unique id of the space
The unique id of the revision
Identifier of the page results to fetch.
The number of results per page
If false is passed, "git" mutable metadata will not returned. Passing false can optimize performances of the lookup.
trueIf false is passed, content will not be computed
trueOK
OK
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