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Signed-off-by: Jonathan Sundquist <jsundquist@gmail.com>
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@backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend-module-confluence-to-markdown
| @backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend-module-confluence-to-markdown |
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| minor |
BREAKING
This change updates the configuration of the confluence-to-markdown action so that it does not conflict with other confluence plguins. Currently many plugins make use of the confluence.auth configuration. However, only the confluence-to-markdown action uses the confluence.auth as a string. This change updates it so that confluence.auth is an object.
Required Changes
Below are examples for updating bearer, basic, and userpass implementations.
For bearer:
Before:
confluence:
baseUrl: 'https://confluence.example.com'
auth: 'bearer'
token: '${CONFLUENCE_TOKEN}'
After:
confluence:
baseUrl: 'https://confluence.example.com'
auth:
type: 'bearer'
token: '${CONFLUENCE_TOKEN}'
For basic:
Before:
confluence:
baseUrl: 'https://confluence.example.com'
auth: 'basic'
token: '${CONFLUENCE_TOKEN}'
email: 'example@company.org'
After:
confluence:
baseUrl: 'https://confluence.example.com'
auth:
type: 'basic'
token: '${CONFLUENCE_TOKEN}'
email: 'example@company.org'
For userpass
Before:
confluence:
baseUrl: 'https://confluence.example.com'
auth: 'userpass'
username: 'your-username'
password: 'your-password'
After:
confluence:
baseUrl: 'https://confluence.example.com'
auth:
type: 'userpass'
username: 'your-username'
password: 'your-password'