I am trying to get Jenkins to automatically update a Confluence page with data about different builds.
Prepend content is working, but I would need to get Replace content between start/end tokens to work. I have already seen https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Confluence+Publisher+Plugin but I don't get the tokens working on Confluence. I am not really sure how and which tokens/macros I should be using, if some additional plugins should be installed to Confluence, or if the plugin isn't supporting this Confluence version.
If that doesnt work, launch a script from Jenkins and use Confluence CLI to update the page.
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CLI is not an option with OnDemand, but thanks for the suggestion :)
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Yes, you are correct, all CLIs work with OnDemand (contrary to what the Marketplace entry may indicate - that is a long standing Marketplace bug). Just like for download, you need to ensure that remote access is enabled on your instance.
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