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Show a space as a page tree

You want to see the hierarchy of a space or subtree at a glance — parents, children, and depth — before you navigate or reorganize by name.

Use tree for an ASCII page tree. Default depth is 3; pass -L / --maxdepth to change it. This is a visual listing only. It is not a bulk tree copy, attachment migrator, or multi-select move UI.

Demo

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Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/zhWgfwWmI0c

Show the tree

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$ cd YourSpace
$ tree
$ tree -L 2
$ tree ./Docs
$ tree -L 2 ./Docs

tree -L 2 is a good first look when a space is deep. Combine with ls or find when you need paths for a later named mv / cp (same space, max 100 sources).

Notes

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  • Visual listing only — not a bulk tree migrator.
  • Default depth is 3; use -L / --maxdepth to widen or narrow.
  • For moves, name sources or pipe from find; preview with mv -n. See Reorganize pages.

Next

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