I'd love to be able to embed the README.md from my github repos on a confluence page.
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We have an Atlassian Verified plugin, Markdown Render Macro for Confluence for both the server and cloud platforms that supports embedding README's from both Bitbucket, Github or anything with a url into Confluence. You can find it here. We also support:
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Hi Scott,
If you are already using the Render Markdown add-on, then you might already know that his supports Github-flavoured Markdown, as shown here.
But are you asking if you can embed directly from an external URL (i.e. Github), without copying and pasting the content?
Sam
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You've got some options
There's this polished and paid for plugin: Markdown for Confluence
There's this package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/markdown2confluence
Or there's this Git project: https://github.com/jedi4ever/markdown2confluence
And there are probably others as well. Caveat: I've not tried any of these so I've no idea which one (if any) works best, but the first link is an Atlassian Verified plugin, which should give you some confidence.
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