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Compatibility with Confluence cloud (on-demand) #2
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Hi! Great feature. But i think it is not compatible with Confluence Cloud for now. Currently |
hi, you should try my fork/pull request, it works on our confluence cloud instance : #8 |
Hi! Sorry, it is possible to use the program with the Confluence cloud version? Thanks, SM |
If i'm not wrong my merge requests has been merged and so it should works out of the box. At least it was working on our Confluence cloud instance last time i have checked 2-3 months ago. |
@rastaman I've just stumbled across this incompatibility issue too. It appears that confluence cloud has it's own api https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/ This package appears to follow the Confluence Server rest api https://docs.atlassian.com/ConfluenceServer/rest/6.9.1/ |
So does it work? @rastaman said it was working, but @tomdottom implies it doesn't work? I was going to try it our cloud instance. |
@pwinston I have used this on cloud successfully recently. As recently as a little over a year ago I used on both server and cloud fine. Hope that helps. |
@pwinston -- do note that the version available on PyPI (e.g. when using
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Is the published compatible with the current version of Confluence?
As of today our cloud version of Confluence reports version
1000.223.0
Also it seems really unclear on how can someone authenticate. For example we enabled Google OAuth so use off password would not be possible. I tried to look for a place to obtain a token from the web interface but failed to.
Note: if you do not have access to a cloud hosted version of Confluence I can arrange this for you. Atlassian was keen enough to provide me with a free version of hosted Jira+Confluence which I am using for testing Python-JIRA library via Travis CI. That instance is running at https://pycontribs.atlassian.net
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