The problem is caused by the fact that the excerpt-include macro in Confluence uses the default-parameter parameter to store the reference which actually means there is no parameter name, and this is how it looks to have a parameter without name but with value: {excerpt-include:My page name|nopanel=true}.
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a new page in Confluence with
excerpt macro.
- Create a new page in Confluence with
excerpt-include macro, including the excerpt from the previous page.
- Export the space and migrate it to XWiki
Actual result:
The XWiki page with the excerpt macro does not have a backlink to the XWiki page with the excerpt-include macro.
Expected result:
The XWiki page with the excerpt macro has a backlink to the XWiki page with the excerpt-include macro.
The problem is caused by the fact that the
excerpt-includemacro in Confluence uses thedefault-parameterparameter to store the reference which actually means there is no parameter name, and this is how it looks to have a parameter without name but with value:{excerpt-include:My page name|nopanel=true}.Steps to reproduce:
excerptmacro.excerpt-includemacro, including the excerpt from the previous page.Actual result:
The XWiki page with the
excerptmacro does not have a backlink to the XWiki page with theexcerpt-includemacro.Expected result:
The XWiki page with the
excerptmacro has a backlink to the XWiki page with theexcerpt-includemacro.