Stephen Sifers Atlassian Team

Hello Stefan, HTML by itself does not directly work with REST API POST/PUT calls due to the requirements of authentication. With this said, you will need to use something such as PHP to allow for triggers which then authenticate and make the authenticated REST API calls to Confluence (Or any other service you want to…

Very happy you're able to find the issue and resolve it quickly! Do reach out again if you run into any more problems. Regards, Stephen Sifers

Hello Stefan, Your question is a great question and it points to how versatile Confluence is capable of being. Within the HTML macro itself, you will need to use PHP within there to make API calls to endpoints to ingest the inserted data. There are multiple guides that will walk you through on how to use PHP and a REST API…

Hello Dov, While you have reported you’re an administrator (and there is no doubt there), this error is related to your user/token not having the proper permissions. You must ensure your permissions for the user/token are set to have PROJECT_ADMIN permissions for the parent project they’re accessing. More about the…

Hello Mauricio and welcome to the Community! You can most certainly configure Jenkins with Bitbucket cloud. While Jenkins is not an Atlassian supported application, there are plenty of guides out there to walk you through this process. For example, I found the following guide that should mirror the requirements you have.…

Hello Jake, If you mean a code block within the wiki as a snippet then most definitely yes you’re able to add code blocks within a Bitbucket wiki page. There are a few different options when adding this as markup within the wiki page. They’re best explained within the documentation (to ensure the information is always…

Hello Anastasiia and welcome to the Community! When adding a user to Bitbucket cloud you should be able to use the user's username along with their email address. To understand a bit more about what's going on or having an issue, could you please share what steps you’re taking to add the user (Are you using the web…

Hello, again Dovid, You're correct in that file attachments to pages may be at risk if the database backup is not in sync with the snapshot completion time. You should also ensure you test this before "testing in production" to avoid any actual data loss or downtime. Regards, Stephen Sifers

Hello Dovid, Upgrading Postgres to a new version can always seem daunting and concerning. Outside of the default user used to create and own the database, there is generally no other additional application configuration that is done. When moving a database, it should be as simple the following: * Stop Confluence. * Take a…

Hello Dovid, Having snapshots and database backups are always a great practice, very glad to hear you have them in place for Confluence. When restoring Confluence to a previous point in time there are a few things to consider. First, you want to ensure the database backups you have are good a valid before you restore the…

Hello Krzysztof, Using the Bitbucket v2 REST API does offer more endpoints then its v1 counterpart. Using the API to access which users are within a repo is a bit more straight forward now. The best option to see which users are within a repo is to use the /2.0/user/permissions/repositories endpoint. This endpoint will…

Hello Alex, Thank you for sending over what your JSON payload is for your PUT call. If you could, so I may better understand, include the GET call for the attachment in question? This will allow me to see what the JSON looks like and how it should be formatted for an update/PUT call. We look forward to your response to…

Hello Daniel, Ideally, you’re going to want users to access Confluence to see the content (either being authenticated or anonymous). There are workarounds, but they’re not always supported when something breaks or changes. The workaround would be to use another endpoint to get the contents of the attachment themselves and…

Hello Aayush and welcome to the Community! From what it sounds like with your automation process you’ve starting the undertaking, you’re wanting to use webhooks to trigger based on any action to specify. To move forward on this, your best course of action would be to review the developer guides for webhooks to find how to…

Hello Amy and welcome to the Community! Presently, there is an endpoint within the REST API that does allow you to suppress the notifications to the user upon editing an issue. This endpoint only supports this on the PUT verb/call. To do this, you’ll want to set the notifyUsers to false within your request. Further…

Hello Praveen and welcome to the Community! Congratulations on moving into the Jira API to assist with creating issues. I see your JSON payload within your post, but what I am uncertain about is the issue you are running into. Could you please give us further information into the problems you may be facing or possible the…

Hello LalaRukh, From what you’ve explained with your local repo vs the hosted repo, it does sound as thought a git gc would help to ensure the hosted repo is displaying the proper size. Within Community, we don’t directly access client tools, so in this event, we’ll need to create a support case to have this resolved. I…

Hello Marat, Using the API to access data within Jira is an excellent idea and does allow for significant amounts of data to be returned very quickly. Some endpoints within the API do accept JQL to allow for additional filtering; there are also some that do not allow for JQL statements. The workflow endpoint does not state…

Hello, Using Jira and Trello is a great idea and they both to compliment each other along with making it easier for adoption. Jira can be used as a server-side install or cloud instance. This only needs to be installed or configured within one central location, from there all users will access Jira via the web UI or app.…

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Hello Ivan, The REST API for Confluence cloud does allow for including attachments upon page creation along with adding/updating attachments after the page has been created. Although this may not be exactly what you're looking for. In any case, you may find the REST API details within Confluence Cloud REST API | Content.…

Hello Hanmanth, Due to the nature and configuration which can be done using XFS block level snapshots along with the differences within Operating systems and version, Atlassian is unable to provide examples of how to use XFS snapshots. This is detailed within the Zero Downtime article sent above as follows: * Linux file…

Hello Kannan, Looks as though running as root is causing your errors above, you will need to run Confluence as a non-root user. There are details when setting up Confluence which allows you to set the Confluence user and password. Here are further details in regards to this: Running Confluence as a service means that…

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Hello Kannan, This type of error is generally related to the Confluence service running as root instead of an assigned or elevated user. Could you please confirm you’re not running the service as root when those errors are displayed? We look forward to your response so we may help resolve these errors, Regards, Stephen…

Hello Hanmanth, Thank you for the follow up along with clarification on the issue you’re having with backing up your Bitbucket home directory. Using Bitbucket Zero Downtime may not be 100% compatible with a script, mainly due to this type of backup requiring block level snapshots to comply with zero downtime. XFS us…

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Hello Neil, The size of the cards on a SCRUM and Kanban board is static size by default. There are add-ons which do allow for reducing the size of your cards on a board. The add-ons would be the fastest and easiest option to apply and manage moving forward. You may find the add-ons at a preset search for Atlassian…

Hello again Venky, I have submitted a support request on your behalf to have this issue looked into. The issue seems to be rooted in the fact you are a part of a team but the team itself does not have a valid email address causing your account to endlessly loop when authenticating. Your support case is BBS-103559, Support…

Hello Ronnie and welcome to the Community! We would need to recreate the issue to find the cause of the scroll bars. Most of the time these are due to the height of the row causing a scroll the trigger (even for a few pixels). With this said, we would like to recreate this to find what is causing these scrollbars. If you…