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Create Confluence page via API with Jira smart links
We routinely create pages on Confluence by taking data from external sources, building HTML, and POSTing the page to .../api/content.
The pages usually have a bunch of Jira links (e.g. https://{instance}.atlassian.net/browse/{ticket}).
The issue is that the Jira links are created as plain HTML links. If the link is inserted in the page editor, it turns into a smart link (inline view):
I've been reading about macros but haven't found guidance on what we need to create the pages so that Jira links are already smart links.
Related:
The current workaround is to publish the page, then copy/paste each link over itself to trigger the macro in the editor, which is rather tedious.
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