Git for Confluence
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  • Adding a server
  • Private key authentication

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  1. Configuration

Servers

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Adding a server

  • Log in as an administrator.

  • Navigate to Settings and choose Add-ons or Apps.

  • Find Git for Confluence in the menu on the left and choose Configure Git Servers.

  • Choose New Server

  • Enter the server’s details: Name, Connection Protocol, Host and Port.

  • Choose the Authentication Method

  • Depending on the Authentication Method, enter further details

Private key authentication

When using private key authentication the path to the key file is on the server, there is currently no option to upload keys to the server. To add a private key:

  • Log in as an administrator.

  • Navigate to Settings and choose Add-ons or Apps.

  • Find Git for Confluence in the menu on the left and choose Configure Git Servers.

  • Click on the edit icon

  • Select private key as Authentication Method

Private Key Authentication