Stefan Kleineikenscheidt
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Hey Tom, it looks like the Confluence URL is set to an int. Can you try to configure it with a config file (in ~/.alfred-confluence.json) and post that here? Thanks, -Stefan
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Hey @Corina and everyone else, I finally got around to look into the issue – and hopefully fix it with release 1.0.3. Please give it another try. Attention Confluence Cloud users: Please make sure to use an api token as password (more info: https://confluence.atlassian.com/cloud/api-tokens-938839638.html), as passwords won't work anymore. Also make sure to login through a browser in case you have an authentication error. Confluence may display a CAPTCHA. Let me know it that helped. Cheers, -Stefan
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@Corina, can you send the debug output from alfred, like doctorwho did? Are you on Confluence Cloud or Server? Btw, @all: For all the authentication issues - it seems that the alfred-confluence isn't working on Confluence Cloud these days. Cheers, -Stefan
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Also, we have gzip encoding enabled on our wiki and it still works. This still looks like an authentication problem, when the actual call to the Confluence Quick Search is made. When I have some spare time, I'll add some more logging to better understand what is going on.
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Mike, not sure how the authentication works, but I'm afraid that's beyond what I can support (if at all possible). Sorry! -Stefan
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Hey Shiram, confluence_baseurl should not have a trailing slash, have you removed it? (look up /Users/myuser/Library/Application Support/Alfred 3/Workflow Data/com.k15t.labs.alfredapp.confluence.quicksearch/). It should look like this: { "__workflow_last_version": "1.0.2", "confluence_baseUrl": "https://mycompanyname.jira.com/wiki", "confluence_username": "shriram@mycompanyname.com" } Cheers, -Stefan
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Hey Doctorwho, it looks like you have configured https://mycompanyname.jira.com/wiki as Confluence Base Url, which is most probably not right. Please delete the ~/.alfred-confluence.json file and follow the step #3 from the getting started guide and make sure to use the correct Confluence Base URL. If you cannot get this to work, please create again the ~/.alfred-confluence.json file and post its contents here. -Stefan PS: Matt, I believe you experience the same issue. Pls. try to do as describe above too.
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Have you created the file ~/.alfred-confluence.json yet? If yes, please delete (or rename) and try again to use confluence_baseurl, confluence_username, and confluence_password. Hope this helps! -Stefan
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Hey doctorwho, try to configure by just typing 'confluence_baseurl', etc. (without the 'c'). -Stefan
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Hey Matt, not sure what happend here. Did you use the "advanced configuration" in order to connect to multiple Confluence-Systems? (https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence#advanced-configuration) If so, please post contents of the ~/.alfred-confluence.json file. -Stefan
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Hey all, I have just published the Alfred Confluence workflow. The Alfred Confluence workflow let's you find and open Confluence pages and blog posts from Alfred. Once installed and set up, just type c <search terms> ('c' standing for Confluence). Download & Links: Latest Release: https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence/releases/download/1.0.2/alfred-confluence.alfredworkflow Docs: https://github.com/skleinei/alfred-confluence Packal: http://www.packal.org/workflow/alfred-confluence-quick-search I've tested with Alfred 3 and on macOS Sierra. Hope you find it useful. Cheers, -Stefan
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