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March 14th, 2023

Sharing folder with Git for Confluence

PreviousJune 7th, 2023NextOctober 20th, 2022

Last updated 11 months ago

In this release a new macro has been added: "Share Git folder". This allows you to include a folder from a supported Git provider on your Confluence pages.

Simply copy and paste the URL of your folder into the macro and fetch the folder. If the folder is in a private repository, the will be started.

Inserting a URL to a folder and publishing it on a Confluence page will create the following view:

authorization flow
Share Git folder