The mode controls the general handling of values.

The modes lenient and strict are recommended to be used as runtime modes.

The mode allow is for backward compatibility only. It puts no restriction to the use of dynamic values. It is recommended to check the spaces with projectdoc documents with the health services to learn, which mode may be most appropriate for the current use of properties in projectdoc documents.

The modes explicit and block are typically only used to find possible issues using the health service.

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The projectdoc Toolbox defines macros that must be treated as dynamic if used as property values in projectdoc documents.

In case you do not agree with this definition, you may switch off this configuration (setting a check to Skip Default Macros) and do the definition of dynamic macros completely on your own.

It is recommended to keep this checkbox unchecked and therefore take advantage of the default configuration.

List additional macros users of Confluence are using, especially as values of document properties.

The list contains the identifier of the macros considered to be dynamic, separated by comma. These macro identifiers can be found in the storage format of the macro definition and maybe in the documentation of the macro.

When projectdoc encounters such a macro as value of a property, then the property value is treated as a dynamic value that requires special handling dependent on the selected