Introduce publish page id events #1055
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The following introduces three new events into the extension: - confluence-publish-attachment - confluence-publish-page - confluence-publish-override-pageid These events provide two key capabilities for advanced users. First, it provides a means to hook into the publish processing to allow reacting to page/attachment upload events to help track what pages are published under what page identifier. Second, it provides a hook to allow a custom configuration to override document page identifiers if desired. This should give more power to users who may want more control where pages are published to for a target Confluence instance. Signed-off-by: James Knight <[email protected]>
Adds documentation on the recently added events with publishing pages and attachments. This also includes an update to the metadata directive of the recently supported GUID option. Signed-off-by: James Knight <[email protected]>
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The following introduces three new events into the extension:
These events provide two key capabilities for advanced users. First, it provides a means to hook into the publish processing to allow reacting to page/attachment upload events to help track what pages are published under what page identifier. Second, it provides a hook to allow a custom configuration to override document page identifiers if desired. This should give more power to users who may want more control where pages are published to for a target Confluence instance.