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Plugin which generates Documentation from .NET XML Comments.

Matthias Lukaseder
Matthias Lukaseder Apr 11, 2019

I'm in the need of a Confluence plugin which can generate documentation pages automatically from .NET code with XML documentation tags.

In my imagination I upload the XML-Documentation file or the source code zipped via the plugin and it then starts generating or updating the documentation.

Does anyone know such a plugin?

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Chris Dell
Chris Dell Jun 18, 2020

@Matthias Lukaseder Were you able ever to find a plugin to do this?

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Aron Weiler
Aron Weiler Feb 25, 2022

Over a year later, and I'm here... and I'm guessing this doesn't exist.

Looks like the best bet is to use the REST API of your confluence instance to upload some content:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/api-group-content/#api-wiki-rest-api-content-post

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Chris Dell Feb 28, 2022

@Aron Weiler That was the conclusion we came to as well, which meant we didn't end up doing it and just hosted them

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