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Oliver Siebenmarck _Polymetis Apps_
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May 16, 2023

When using webhooks as triggers in Automation for Jira, I can add an issue key to either the body or as a query parameter to have my rule run in the context of that issue. Pretty much like this:

https://automation.atlassian.com/[..]?issue=KEY-1

However, when I create a webhook in Automation for Confluence, there seems to be no such option for including a Confluence page or other piece of content. 

I know, I can always include some data in the webhook and use that to search for a page, but given that Automation for Jira has a much more convenient way to this, I was hoping this would be possible with Confluence, too.

Thank you, 
 Oliver

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