Hi Guys,
In my workflow, some states need input detail information in confluence
can JMWE make Jira cloud trigger to create Confluence Page?
Regards,
Tyas
You can create a confluence page using webhooks and REST API with jira automation. No need for JMWE. You can use this post as a starting point to get you thinking https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Automate-your-Confluence-documentation/ba-p/1771718
Hi @Alex Koxaras -Relational-
thanks for the articles, I think its for Create new Confluence Space (correct me if i'm wrong)
but I have specific Space ( Example : Space "A") for a number of page, need to be create from states changes
Example : I have states Open > Requirement > Design > Testing
What I need, after states change to "requirement", jira trigger Confluence create page "Requirement" in Space "A"
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Hey @Tyas Iglecias
Yes, you are correct. It's for creating a space. However, as I mentioned you, it's a great starting point to work your way through REST API and automation, and learn how to create a page on an existing confluence space.
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Note that you can achieve the same using JMWE's callRest filter, for example in a Build-your-own post-function.
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"you can achieve the same using JMWE's callRest filter" >> its mean we need to generate API token?
for my case :
I have states Open > Requirement > Design > Testing
What I need, after states change to "requirement", jira trigger Confluence create page "Requirement" in Space "A"
can you give example how to build script "Build-your-own post-function"?
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