How can I embed an existing draw.io diagram into Confluence from Github?

[Tone]

I bring up the macro, select Github and enter what I would think are obvious values, but it continually tells me diagram cannot be found or cannot be accessed. I cannot find any relevant documentation from the app publisher on this. Has anyone else been able to get this working, and if so, what did you do?

[Marija Radovic]

Hi, 

Not sure what you typed into other fields, but take a look at the example I tested (which is working) and you'll probably know how to change inputs.

I took "link" diagram as an example from our GitHub https://github.com/jgraph/drawio-diagrams and filled the fields:

I assume filename you added wasn't correct but our label is not clear enough (we'll change that). Filename should include the path. 

Does this help?

Marija

[Tim Glenn]

Hi. I am getting a 404 on the github api. I am using an organization with private repository. Is there something else I need to setup? I am able to see your test example. But it cannot locate my github repository.

[Marija Radovic]

Hi Tim,

You also submitted your questions to our JSD and we replied there.

Kind regards,

[Tim Glenn]

Thanks. I got the connection to work. But requires each user that goes to a confluence page to authenticate with Github. I was told in a future version this experience will change for private repos. Not sure how that will work, but excited to see that I don't need to have my users all have a github account.

[Jonathan Sayce]

Hi Marija, I'm having the same issue as Tim.

I've authorised GitHub, and I'm trying to use a diagram from a private repo. The URL for the diagram in GitHub is https://github.com/jsayce/draw.io/blob/main/GcobLegacyCloud, so I've entered the following values:

The request to https://api.github.com/repos/jsayce/draw.io/contents/GcobLegacyCloud?ref=main&t=### gives a 404.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks,

Jon.

[Tim Glenn]

Jon, 

Have you tried putting  blob/GcobLegacyCloud 

in the path field? 

[Jonathan Sayce]

Hi Tim,

Thanks - just tried that - the request is now 

https://api.github.com/repos/jsayce/draw.io/contents/blob/GcobLegacyCloud?ref=main&t=###, but it still gives a 404.

[ppaulweber]

Hi Tim,

I've the same problem. Looks like they changed the token handling in the GitHub REST API[1], because it's now part of the HTTP Header and the plugin is passing the token in form of a query parameter as `&t=...` which is not part of the latest API any more :-/ 

[1] https://docs.github.com/rest/reference/repos#get-repository-content

Best,
Philipp

[Rob Garner]

Hi Tim and Marija

Can we see this response from JSD?

I'm having the same issue as described above. Works as expected if the repo is public, but not private.

Is there a plan to fix the issue?

I really had high hopes for this plugin.