I have a gitbook documentation which I like to keep as it is, because of the developer friendliness and git based version controlling. Is there a way to sync the generated HTML files or the markdowns directly as a confluence space?
I came across https://github.com/laurencer/confluence-sync. Seems it's not maintained for few years and APIs are outdated https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/confluence-xml-rpc-and-soap-apis/
Appreciate your support
Hello Anu,
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Is there a way to sync the generated HTML files or the markdowns directly as a confluence space?
This is possible for server-side Confluence. You can install one of our many plugin call source code editor for Confluence. This allows you to edit the source code in HTML.
Do note that if you have any attachment in GItBook(I am not familiar with the product). You might need to manually port it over to space.
If you are planning to use Confluence on Cloud. The workaround is to install a test instance on Confluence server. Port all the page to Confluence Server then you do an XML migration to Cloud.
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