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cq:lastReplicated property is not updating in publish instance

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Hi All,

 

When we publish the page, the cq:lastReplicated property is not updated in the published instance.

While the cq:lastModified property is updated, the cq:lastReplicated property is not.

What would be the issue here, and can you help me if anyone comes across this issue?

Is it possible to show the cq:lastReplicated node data in a published instance?

 

Thanks in advance.

Kaibalya

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hi publish environment does not have cq:lastReplicated property. The equivalent property on a page that you would get to see on publish instance is, jcr:created. This property gets updated every time a page is published. So, technically jcr:created property's value in publish instance and cq:lastReplicated value in author instance will almost always identical. 

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hi publish environment does not have cq:lastReplicated property. The equivalent property on a page that you would get to see on publish instance is, jcr:created. This property gets updated every time a page is published. So, technically jcr:created property's value in publish instance and cq:lastReplicated value in author instance will almost always identical. 

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@Kaibalya_123 cq:lastReplicated property is not carried over to publish by design. In order to carry it over, disable the below component in the author instance:

com.day.cq.replication.impl.ReplicationPropertiesFilterFactory

Referencehttps://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/cq-lastreplicated-not-foun...

Note: On Publisher this property is redundant, cq:lastModified on publisher captures the same info as cq:lastReplicated.

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When a page is published from Author -> Publisher, the publisher see's the resource as a new item added. You should be okay to use the currentPage.jcr:created as this date can represent the last replicated date.

 

But however, just as a experiment for yourself, when looking at the Author, the jcr:created is the actual creation date of when the page was created (this date will neverchange), and you can actually find the cq:lastReplicated, as this will be the actual lastReplication date.