Please verify if the user and/or their corresponding user group (http://instance:port/security/groups.html) has write permissions for that folder. From the messages I can assume there is a resourceResolver.commit()/sessions.save() function that fails due to insufficient write permissions.

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1) EDS converts structured documents (Google Docs, Microsoft Word) into web pages, but native full-text search requires additional configuration:-Indexing via Spreadsheets: EDS automatically indexes published pages using spreadsheets (e.g., query-index.xlsx or Google Sheets). These indexes store met...

I believe the issue may lie in the "Result Columns" section. At a minimum, you must add the component "ACS Commons Report Builder Path Column" to view the asset paths. This is my configuration, which is quite simple:      It gives the following result: 

In my local AEMasCS, I have the following chain: /apps/core/cif/components/structure/breadcrumb/v1/breadcrumb > /apps/core/wcm/components/breadcrumb/v2/breadcrumb > No more sling:resourceSuperType.     Can you explain how your components are placed under libs? What "different jar" means?  

Yes, they will. Please be careful to choose the correct version of the oak jar that matches the "OAK Core" bundle to execute the script.On my AEMasCS, with the script I gained only 100 MB of space, but it was already very small in the beginning with a total size of 2.7 GB.

I've just deleted /apps/core/wcm/components/breadcrumb/v2/breadcrumb/breadcrumb.html, and as expected, the component is not rendered anymore.Besides v2 does not have sling:resourceSuperType, so I don't see a direct relationship with /apps/core/wcm/components/breadcrumb/v1/breadcrumb.Are you sure the...

I've just noticed that your annotation is incorrect; please note how I utilized sling.servlet.selectors. "sling.servlet.methods=GET","sling.servlet.selectors=" + "sitemap","sling.servlet.resourceTypes=" + NameConstants.NT_PAGE,"sling.servlet.extensions=" + "xml"Let me know if this is helpful. 

Do you have any caching involved in your use case? Is the sitemap always generated for site1, or does it also work for site2? Could it be that the order of the calls affects the output of the servlet?

hi @Mahesh_Gunaje In my past experience, I have found the following methods helpful for minimizing instance size, resulting in significant reductions since the first execution:- Run Offline Revision Cleanup. You can check out my article where I provide an automation script for this process.- Additio...