The Use Cases section shows how teams are using GitHub Links for Confluence in practice - from writing technical documentation to running sprint retrospectives and documenting releases.
Each page focuses on a specific workflow and includes the relevant GitHub URL patterns, macro configuration tips, and example page structures.
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Writing informative technical Confluence documentation with GitHub data |
Embedding source files, gists, commits, compare views, and discussions in technical docs |
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Embedding PRs, issues, milestones, commits, and security alerts in retro pages, plus using the reporting macros |
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Embedding releases, tags, compare views, and commits in release notes and changelogs |
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Running a live QBR or stakeholder update with real-time delivery metrics from the Reporting Macros |
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