FAQ ☁️

Is it possible to export Git assets to PDF or Word?

Yes, you can export Git assets (including files and other content) as part of a PDF or Word export of your Confluence page.

Can we access data from a Bitbucket instance protected by a firewall?

It depends on your exact setup. You can opt-in for static-IPs for all the traffic from Include Bitbucket for Confluence Cloud. Then allow traffic through your firewall from these IPs. Read the documentation for the exact requirements.

Is it possible to include data from a private repository from Bitbucket Cloud?

Yes, data from a private repository can be included from Bitbucket Cloud. Just add the macro you need (e.g. Bitbucket File) with the details of the data you want to include, and the app will show a link to grant access to the repository.

How is authentication handled to access private resources?

Do you support advanced links embedded in an AsciiDoc?

Advanced links such as {asciidoc-dir}/../../shared/versions/stack/{source_branch}.adoc are currently not supported and we display in the included file.

Why are images within a Markdown or AsciiDoc not rendered?

When including images in AsciiDoc or Markdown files, you should be able to include the images using absolute paths instead of relative paths:

AsciiDoc

=== Picture 1 Block

image::/images/Example.png[]

=== Picture 2 Inline

image:/images/Example.png[]

Markdown

![Alt text](src/images/image.png)

How can I resize images in my files so they don’t take the full width and height?

You can add custom sizes to images in Markdown using HTML. While Markdown is great for formatted text, it doesn't natively support resizing images. But with the img tag, you can easily control image dimensions.

For example:

<img src="image.jpg" width="400" height="400"/>              

Can I customize the file layout when exporting via PDF (e.g. image size)?

Yes, you can customize the layout for PDF exports, including the image size, by modifying the Confluence PDF stylesheet. For example, adding the following CSS rule to the PDF stylesheet will ensure that the images in the exported file are displayed at the same size:

img { width: 85%; height: 85%; }

For more details on customizing PDF exports, you can refer to the official Atlassian documentation: Customize Exports to PDF.

How can I include the C4-PlantUML library in my .puml files so the app renders them?

You can use !include <C4/C4_Container> for including the C4-PlantUML library.

Example:

@startuml
!include <C4/C4_Container>
Person(personAlias, "Label", "Optional Description")
Container(containerAlias, "Label", "Technology", "Optional Description")
System(systemAlias, "Label", "Optional Description")
System_Ext(extSystemAlias, "Label", "Optional Description")
Rel(personAlias, containerAlias, "Label", "Optional Technology")
Rel_U(systemAlias, extSystemAlias, "Label", "Optional Technology")
@enduml

Reference: https://plantuml.com/stdlib#062f75176513a666

Branches with Slashes

Branches with slashes in their name (eg bugfix/issue-123, feature/abc) are supported. You can copy and paste the Bitbucket File URL from the branch into Confluence in order for the app to pick it up.

How can I include the PlantUML Standard library?

To use the official Standard Library for PlantUML, you can use the following syntax in the PlantUML file:

!include <awslib/AWSCommon>
!include <awslib/Groups/all>
!include <awslib/ApplicationIntegration/MQ>
!include <awslib/Database/DocumentDB>
!include <awslib/Database/RDS>
!include <awslib/Containers/Containers>
!include <awslib/Storage/SimpleStorageService>
!include <awslib/Storage/SimpleStorageServiceGlacier>
!include <awslib/ApplicationIntegration/APIGateway>
!include <awslib/SecurityIdentityCompliance/Cognito>
!include <awslib/Database/DocumentDB>
!include <awslib/Database/RDS>
!include <awslib/Compute/Lambda>
!include <awslib/InternetOfThings/IoTThingGeneric>

Why don’t my embedded images load correctly in Scroll Viewport when using relative paths in an AsciiDoc file?

When using Scroll Viewport with images hosted in Git, relative image paths can trigger an authentication request, preventing them from loading properly.

To resolve this, use a full URL that references the raw file URL directly. This allows Scroll Viewport to fetch the image without requiring authentication.

⚠️ Note: This approach only works if the repository is publicly accessible. If the repository is private, authentication may still be required and the images will not be visible.

Example Usage in AsciiDoc:

image::https://bitbucket.org/yourInstance/repo/raw/12345/image.png[title="image"]

How to Get the Raw File URL?

To obtain the raw URL of an image file in Bitbucket Cloud:

1. Navigate to the image file in your repository.

2.  Open raw located under the three dots in upper right hand corner of the file and click on it.

3. Copy the URL from the browser’s address bar.