Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM Community Champion

I don't believe you can.

The docs for the REST API can be found here: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/v2/intro/#auth There are examples of how to use the API in different programming languages. For setting up authentication: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/basic-auth-for-rest-apis/

GitLab Issues/Tickets live inside a repository, so you would still need to connect to a GitLab repo.

The highlight of my Summer '23 was visiting my brother's Oyster farm.

I like to start with a cup of coffee.

I'm not seeing a blurriness. I do wear glasses tho.

I checked two different Atlassian orgs and do not have a User named G. Your G user was either created locally or via an add-on. If it is being added by default to any new space, you should be able to track down why and change it.

Any plans for July or Aug dates?

My favorite types of meetings are ones I can skip.

Thanks, @Raymond Tang very informative article.

As @J_ Caldwell mentioned, it's not an exact science, I don't believe it's possible to time it.

A bit late to the party, just stumbled across this thread. I mainly work with Enterprise clients, so I share all the woes, pains, joys, and opportunities of working with large organizations.

Probably late to the party but I took the survey

We run a few orgs and have mixed license levels on different products.

@Mandeep Singh I didn't see a link on how to sign up for the beta.

Looks like he took the site down. From linkedIN it seems like he is still alive and works for Rocket Software, you might want to reach out to him directly and ask about his converter.

Looks to be sorted by date, then status.

I like @Kristian Klima answer. One other suggestion, when I have an issue with sizing, I like to see if throwing it inside a table will help.

These are two different types of groups. The ones you see thru the Space permissions are real Confluence groups, the ones you are not seeing in CSUM are CSUM groups and would be empty till you create them. Space Groups: specific to and managed by the Space Admins Delegated Groups: groups that are specifically nominated for…

There isn't one that works as you are describing, however, they are many Jira Gadgets you can try and see what works the best for you.

So, if you just need a list of pages in the space, you can look at the Children Display Macro. However, usually one uses the Page Property and Page Property Report macros to summarize a list of fields across all selected pages. If you do not require that, then switch to the Child Display Marco, I do not see a display limit…

I do not see a way to do this with the Page Property Report. This does look like a new restriction, I don't recall it being limited to 30, I use this macro heavily in a lot of my sites as well. Yea Cloud...

I'm not sure I understand what you are looking for, could you try explaining it more?

I'm guessing a chalk page is just a regular Confluence page? Can you enlighten us? If it's just a page, you would look through the list of available Jira gadgets, or go through the Atlassian Marketplace and find an add-on that meets your requirements.

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There are several regex generators on line, google and bookmark your favorite. Or ask your favorite AI tool.

There are addons to allow external sharing, maybe look into one of those?

body-format=storage is XML. I would guess this isn't formatted correctly, and it is expecting a string and not XML. "body": { "representation": "storage", "value": If I have time later today I will attempt to reproduce what you are attempting, and see if I can help.

I think you just need to be clever in how you name them, and then set the sort order appropriately. If you name dated pages like this using "yyyy-mm-dd Rest of title" kind of format, the alphabetical sort should list them in the correct order. I have a similar setup where I have the current Month's page just titled…

"fixVersions": [{"name": "Fix Version/s [entry.FixVersion.Label]"}], I haven't tested this, but I believe you need to have a function name for this, like "add" "fixVersions": [ {"add": {"name": [entry.FixVersion.Label]}] Play with it, I can't confirm my syntax is correct.