Confluence Integration

[jacinda]

It would be useful to have an integration with Confluence such that a Zulip message would be created each time a page in the Confluence Wiki is created / edited / deleted. This would make it obvious when documentation activity is occurring.

I tried to add the integrations label to this issue per the instructions on the integrations page but it appears you can only label issues if you are a contributor. If someone else could add the label, that would be great!

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Hello @zulip/server-integrations members, this issue was labeled with the area: integrations label, so you may want to check it out!

[timabbott]

It looks like this should be possible to do this using an incoming webhook, which is great, since those are easy to write: https://developer.atlassian.com/static/connect/docs/beta/modules/common/webhook.html

Re: labels, yeah, we should update that text now that we've learned it's possible to make GitHub support this. Our workaround for the project is https://github.com/zulip/zulipbot.

[Lyla-Fischer]

The method that confluence provides for registering with their webhook service is not like other webhook services that Zulip was designed to register with so far. It requires a file being hosted in the same domain that the webhook sends notifications to. (reference)

[Abhi-khandelwal]

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[Abhi-khandelwal]

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[timabbott]

It looks like they now have a somewhat more official webhooks.
https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/modules/webhook/ seems to now support Confluence directly.

[Hyaxia]

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Will start working on it as soon as possible.

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[Hyaxia]

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Sorry, it looks like there wont be much time for me in the near future to work on this issue.
I'd rather let someone else take it so there wont be much time wasted.

[ruchit2801]

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[ajaykarthikr]

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[paras112]

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[eeshangarg]

I think there is some confusion about this issue. Please note that Confluence does not have a built-in "webhook". So we'll have to write a non-webhook integration for Confluence. For some examples of such integrations, see here. Thanks!

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[paras112]

I am working on this issue my pull request is in python-zulip-api repository.
(zulip/python-zulip-api#509)

[klepptor]

Hi there!

Are there any news on this?

In the meantime Confluence got its own Webhook Feature, but this seems to be different e.g. to Jira!? Kind of "global", no restrictions to spaces or pages!?