Hi Community
The new Confluence automation feature is great. Is there a way to manually trigger a Confluence rule (like we can in Jira)?
TIA,
KGM
Update: Now Confluence Automation rules can be triggered by end users
See more here -> rebrand.ly/xbp4pos
Unfortunately we do not provide this capability in Confluence today. You simply cannot choose "Manual Trigger" component while defining your rule in Confluence.
Regards,
Agraj
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Oh darn it. I hereby submit it as a feature request :)
Thanks @Agraj Mangal
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just guessing from Triggers in Confluence automation | Cloud automation Cloud | Atlassian Support: There is an URL for every automation (see section "incoming webhook"), you should be able to make the "HTTP POST" request, e.g. from a script or from browser using some javascript.
Regards,
Harald
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Thanks for this idea, @Harald Seyr I´ll look into this.
The ask is for a regular user to be able to trigger it, like with a button or gadget on a Confluence page.
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I've not tried this myself but in theory, it should be possible using an incoming webhook and then you can create a Forge App (for the gadget/button functionality in Confluence) that triggers this webhook ?
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