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I am using a self-hosted Confluence instance. This problem occurs when I am trying to update an existing Confluence Page.

INFO - update_page [629] - Updating page...
add_local_refs [464] - Local references werent processed because --markdownsrc wasnt set or specified source isnt supported

Hi, Thank you for providing a good program!

I'm using this program very well.
By the way, there is one suggestion.
I need a library to run the program, do not you want to manage it as a file?
For example, frequently used requirements.txt.

If you do not mind, I am edit it and pull request.
Thank you again.

When your markdown contains > characters, the page update will fail with 400 Bad Request.
Only the closing ( '>' ) needs to be escaped. I recommend replacing it with '\>' before the conversion.

I see that the importer seems to expect to target a Confluence Cloud instance. It would be great if self-hosted Confluence instances (under an arbitrary domain) were also supported.

I am testing your script over HTTP and the replace in CONFLUENCE_API_URL do not work

Would it be possible, using a -r flag to then iterate through all of the different .md files in a specified folder uploading them to the same space in confluence in a single query?

It would be great to generate a Python package and make it available on Pypi.

Hello,
At the moment, md_to_conf.py has an argument called -v which specifies the version of the documentation on Confluence.
It would be very helpful if a new argument (-m/--message) can be added which gets the comment in the page history:
"version": { "message": VERSION_COMMENT, "number": VERSION_NUMBER }

I would like to use this project, but no license is attached. Please attach one so I may use this project. Thank you!

https://help.github.com/articles/licensing-a-repository/

Or, if you are no longer interested in maintaining this repository, then I would like to take it over. Thanks!

When converting an MD page (in our case an export of our Outline Wiki) it appears that the final image on the page is used for all images that are there.

For instance:

• Image of dog
• Image of another dog
• Image of pack of dogs
• Image of cat

All 4 images will be the image of cat instead of the (unique) other images.

Images are in the Markdown as such:

First
 ![](uploads/d7ae0a41-0d4b-4710-9f13-c40fb889b142/5d1fa456-68c9-4b55-bda6-7da3a0d8664a/image.png)

Second
 ![](uploads/d7ae0a41-0d4b-4710-9f13-c40fb889b142/12fe282c-aa18-43a4-90a9-aa5617b3801f/image.png)

The problem seems to be that it uploads all found images as image.png, overwriting the previous one

< because < etc