Project Management

Ever thought about merging multiple branches with a single click? The “Bulk merge” feature, introduced in Page Branching 1.7.0, makes this possible! How does it work?The Bulk Merge is accessible from the branches overview page in your space root. This page contains a macro which displays a

We are happy to announce the new minor release 2.6.0 of Git Snippets for Confluence. After adding a Markdown Renderer to Git Snippets last month, we now added the option to use an Access Token on Bitbucket Server instances. We also improved the usability of the Markdown Renderer.

Let’s start this post with a bold claim: as software developers we like Confluence. Well, we think at least many of us do. And many of us use it as a tool to create documentation for software. In fact, we have had many projects where we started with a

How do you explain functions of difficult-to-explain solutions to people who have never worked with them? By making fully confident users speak. So we just asked our colleague Isabelle what she likes about Dairy in Confluence. Isabelle about her Diary in ConfluenceFirst of all in advance: YES, I am employed

Git Snippets - our super easy-to-use Confluence macro to include code from Bitbucket and Github just got an update to version 2.1. Bitbucket CloudWe’ve now added support for public repositories on Bitbucket Cloud. So if you’ve recently moved any repositories from github.com over to bitbucket.org,

Our beloved Confluence app Live Snippets has gotten a neat update and has been renamed to Git Snippets! In addition to Bitbucket Server, you can now embed code from Github. Simply browse to the file you want to include in a Confluence page on github.com, select the lines and

Dear Confluence admins, from personal experience we can sympathize and know how much you have on your plate. Many of our customers have Confluence instances with hundreds of spaces and thousands of users. It’s exhausting to have each space admin come by and say that they want user A

After a long period of beta testing (thanks to all the testers!!), version 1.0 is now finally here. Since then, a lot of bugs have been squashed and little things here and there have been improved. The most noticeable change might be the “Create branch” and “Merge” controls, which

(Note: This is an article regarding our newest app Diary for Confluence). If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here.) Diary for Confluence is a Confluence app made to easily create and edit content chronologically. You can use it just like you would use a diary:

(Note: This is an article regarding our newest app Page Branching for Confluence. If you’re looking for the documentation, you can find it here) You have important documents in Confluence which have to be permanently accessible for your users? But they also need to be updated on a regular