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Thanks for your quick response. A very good pragmatic way to make it, and there are still gaps to fill: the old macro data convert to the new macro. We build a Mermaid macro app and recently finish a upgrade: Supply a global page to migrate old macro for several vendor macros. Hopes this can ease this pain of switching…

Hey @Carlos Garcia Navarro Hey @Anwesha Pan Curious if you'd like to give it a try? We have built two apps: Mermaid Plus Diagram & AI Agent https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1236814/ Excalidraw Plus Whiteboards & AI Agent https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1237651/ for this problem, try to fill the gap. Welcome…

@Ala Lutz Love this — you've basically built the setup this whole thread has been circling: an agent that spots the gap between the pages and the diagram 😄 That's the half most teams never get to. We ship Rovo agents for both diagram styles, so throwing both in: If the diagram lives as Mermaid code — AI drafts it, the team…

@Tomislav Tobijas thanks for coming back with the details — “I believe even version history didn’t keep it” is the part that matters. Not the bad edit itself (those happen); the problem is an edit that falls outside history, so the normal undo path doesn’t exist. And the irony is that version history was one of your own…

@Anwesha Pan "parsable, diffable, searchable, maintainable" is the four-word version of the argument — tighter than the long form the rest of us have been typing all week. We build on exactly that premise — text-based diagrams, with an AI agent that writes them back to pages — and your four properties hold up remarkably…

@Tomislav Tobijas honestly , "it's a 'no'" is the most useful answer in this thread — Carlos and Josh described what mature orgs do, but your point that those orgs are the exception, not the rule, is the baseline this whole problem actually lives at. A process that only works if you already have a documentation culture…

Thanks @Josh — "tied to a change event, not the ones that are easiest to edit" is the sentence this thread needed. And the DoD mechanism is the most concrete thing anyone's named here: if a work item touches a service boundary, "diagram updated or confirmed unchanged" becomes a checklist item a reviewer has to actively…

@Carlos Garcia Navarro — this is exactly the reply I was hoping for, and your first distinction is the sharpest thing anyone's said to us: "easy to edit" and "kept accurate" are different problems. Full agreement — and to be precise about where we are: the agent only addresses the first one today. Lowering the edit cost is…

Update: Mermaid 12.1.0 just shipped upstream — and it matters for anyone rendering diagrams in Confluence. Two things in 12.1.0 worth knowing: It patches a vulnerable lodash-es dependency that earlier Mermaid versions bundled. If your Confluence instance renders diagrams from older bundled versions, that's a concrete…

There's a structural reason this doesn't work today: the paste pipeline converts a fixed set of patterns (links, tables, lists...) but diagrams in Confluence are macros in the page's storage format — and there's no hook that recognizes ```mermaid fences on paste and inserts a macro for you. That's why every diagram needs a…

The reason you're still seeing that notification is that deleting files in a normal commit doesn't actually shrink the repository. Git is designed to keep every version of every file forever, so those large blobs are still sitting inside your history — they're just no longer referenced by your current branch. Your 3.1 GB…

Hi Paulo, You've hit a real limitation of Jira's native issue template system — the description field in standard templates only supports plain text, not tables or rich formatting. There's no built-in way to include a table in a native template. One approach that solves this: Modern Issue Templates for Jira (full…

Hi @Andreas Walden , You've hit a real limitation — Confluence's Markdown import and Mermaid rendering are handled by separate systems, and they don't communicate with each other. The `/mermaid` macro works on its own, but when you paste Markdown containing Mermaid code blocks, the Markdown importer treats the code blocks…

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Thanks @Victor Law - Ricksoft for your quick reply. Here is a screeshot and also my installed apps from admin dashboard. except official built-in macros no macros from marketplace apps can be triggered after slash /.

Hi @Celia_Bras , You're not alone — Atlassian has been rolling out UI changes that moved or removed the export option from several views. Paul's suggestion to try the global Work item search (`/issues/`) is worth trying first. If that doesn't work either, another option is Simple Bulk Issues Excel CSV Export for Jira by…

Hi @nagata shumpei , Since you've already verified that all Data Security Policy controls are set to "Allow" and the issue persists, this might be a bug rather than a configuration problem. The timing with Atlassian Guard rollout is suspicious — I'd recommend opening a support ticket with Atlassian if you haven't already.…

Thanks @Dave Mathijs Happy to meet you here :)

@Trudy P Claspill Thanks for your like, very happy :)

Thanks so much @Mohammed Shakhib 

Hi @Alan Moore , The accepted answer is correct that Confluence Cloud converts pasted Markdown automatically — but as noted, you can't edit it as Markdown afterward. If you need to write and edit Markdown continuously (not just paste once), there's a marketplace app designed for this: Enhanced Markdown for Confluence — A…

Hi @Lena Sargsyan , The existing answers cover static math equations well. But if your team needs something different — animated math visualizations — there's another option: Manim for Confluence brings the Manim animation engine directly into Confluence. Instead of just displaying equations, you can create animated…

Hi @Sandrine Bédard , The issue might be how you're using the app. The "Mermaid diagrams viewer" app typically requires you to use its specific macro (type `/mermaid` in the editor), not the standard Code Block macro. If you're still having trouble or want a different approach, there are alternative Mermaid apps on the…

Hi everyone, I've been following this thread and completely understand the frustration — it's been years since this was raised and native font sizing still isn't available. While we continue waiting for CONFCLOUD-46077 to be implemented, I wanted to share a marketplace solution that might help in specific scenarios: Google…

Great overview of QR code use cases in Confluence! For teams looking for a simple way to generate QR codes directly on their pages, QR Code for Confluence lets you embed QR codes for any URL or text right from the editor: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1236735/qr-code-for-confluence Useful for: * Linking to…

Hi @Rickey Whitworth , Just adding to @Kristian Klima 's answer — the native Code Block Macro does show syntax highlighting after publishing, but it has some limitations: * No live preview while editing * Limited theme options * Basic language support If you need more control, there's a newer app called Modern Code Blocks…

Hi @Chuck Schauber , You're right that Linear and other tools have native Mermaid support. While Confluence doesn't have this built-in yet, there are a couple of marketplace options that provide Mermaid diagramming right now: Mermaid plus for Confluence — Write Mermaid syntax with a live preview, 26 diagram types, and…