I wrote a long how-to as a Discussion by mistake. Admin edit shows the template picker.
Will the slug prefix 301 if I switch types, or do I need to recreate the post? I do not want to lose the replies.
Here is the approach that worked on our tenant:
topic_type stored is the canonical id (question, not support).topic:detail:v4:{slug} in Valkey if the HTML looks stale.acceptedAnswer after a hard reload.That unblocked How do I change a topic from Discussion to Guide after publish? for us. If it still 403s, look at assert_can_post.
Confirm topic_type stored is the canonical id, then purge topic:detail:v4 if HTML looks stale.
This worked. Marking as accepted so the next search hits a solved Question.
We saw this after Okta; guidelines_accepted_at was null until a hard refresh of /new.
Thanks — leaving this up for the next team that searches the same string.
I wrote a long how-to as a Discussion by mistake. Admin edit shows the template picker.
Will the slug prefix 301 if I switch types, or do I need to recreate the post? I do not want to lose the replies.
Confirm topic_type stored is the canonical id, then purge topic:detail:v4 if HTML looks stale.
This worked. Marking as accepted so the next search hits a solved Question.
We saw this after Okta; guidelines_accepted_at was null until a hard refresh of /new.
Thanks — leaving this up for the next team that searches the same string.
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Here is the approach that worked on our tenant:
topic_typestored is the canonical id (question, notsupport).topic:detail:v4:{slug}in Valkey if the HTML looks stale.acceptedAnswerafter a hard reload.That unblocked How do I change a topic from Discussion to Guide after publish? for us. If it still 403s, look at
assert_can_post.