feat: add audit for unused content fragments #1574
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This PR introduces a new audit to monitor and identify unused content fragments on AEM to optimize content governance and reduce system overhead.
What's New
Content Fragment Unused Audit (
content-fragment-unused): Analyzes content fragments in AEM to identify unused content that has remained in draft, modified, or unpublished states for extended periods (90+ days). The audit categorizes fragments by their lifecycle status and provides detailed statistics including age distribution, counts, and percentages to help teams prioritize cleanup efforts.The audit identifies four categories of unused content:
NEW: Fragments created but never publishedDRAFT: Fragments created and modified but never publishedUNPUBLISHED: Fragments that were published then unpublished without further modificationsMODIFIED: Previously published fragments with unpublished changesUse Case
Content governance optimization for AEM Sites: Automatically detect stale and unused content fragments across AEM Sites by analyzing content lifecycle status and age. The audit provides actionable insights to help teams identify orphaned drafts, abandoned work-in-progress, and outdated content, enabling focus on active content management. Each finding includes detailed metadata such as fragment age, last modification date, and publication history to support informed cleanup decisions.
Depends on adobe/spacecat-shared#1135