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Not directly related, saw from the screenshots. Instead of using AWS secret keys in env variables like this, Bitbucket supports OIDC and you can safely build a

by CSDude 5y ago

Not directly related, saw from the screenshots. Instead of using AWS secret keys in env variables like this, Bitbucket supports OIDC and you can safely build a trust relationship instead of static keys which is a security nightmare. https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/deploy-on-aws-using-bitbucket-pipelines-openid-connect/ https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/deploy-on... Disclaimer: Atlassian employee.

geocar 5y ago
I appreciate you probably don't personally set the priorities or anything, but maybe you could let your boss know I hate all of your companies' products and use them only under protest? Thanks.
- nwatson 5y ago
  I think Confluence and SourceTree both are great products. Jira is no pleasure but does the job especially at large scale. But Confluence especially, a great wiki, requires discipline to avoid a mess but all wikis do.
  - oauea 5y ago
    (Cloud) Confluence is rather slow, and does not support markdown or any kind of text editing. Only their awful, awful WYSIWYG editor which of course is different from all other Atlassian products.
    - nwatson 5y ago
      The "edit Confluence in 'markdown'" looks like a good case, I see interest on Confluence site for importing markdown into Confluence (a no-go since the goal might be to keep content as markdown) [0] and support for a keep-low-level-content-as-editable-markdown [1]. I'd look forward to seeing how Atlassian would keep markdown content since I'm not sure that relative links between documents would work well in an Atlassian model, as well as other stuff. Plus Atlassian would probably want to let biz-types edit the same document in WYSIWIG while keeping the content in low-level markdown, meaning they'd have to severely constrain the content type in the WYSIWIG editor or create some hybrid markdown/Atlassian document type. ( The link for [1] may or may not require an Atlassian login. ) [0] https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Import-markdown-into-Confluence/qaq-p/211797 https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Impo... [1] https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-68272 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-68272 EDIT: formatting
    - tclancy 5y ago
      You can paste Markdown into it. I just have to remember the magical keyboard incantation every time I do it.

by CSDude 5y ago

geocar 5y ago

I appreciate you probably don't personally set the priorities or anything, but maybe you could let your boss know I hate all of your companies' products and use them only under protest? Thanks.

nwatson 5y ago
I think Confluence and SourceTree both are great products. Jira is no pleasure but does the job especially at large scale. But Confluence especially, a great wiki, requires discipline to avoid a mess but all wikis do.
- oauea 5y ago
  (Cloud) Confluence is rather slow, and does not support markdown or any kind of text editing. Only their awful, awful WYSIWYG editor which of course is different from all other Atlassian products.
  - nwatson 5y ago
    The "edit Confluence in 'markdown'" looks like a good case, I see interest on Confluence site for importing markdown into Confluence (a no-go since the goal might be to keep content as markdown) [0] and support for a keep-low-level-content-as-editable-markdown [1]. I'd look forward to seeing how Atlassian would keep markdown content since I'm not sure that relative links between documents would work well in an Atlassian model, as well as other stuff. Plus Atlassian would probably want to let biz-types edit the same document in WYSIWIG while keeping the content in low-level markdown, meaning they'd have to severely constrain the content type in the WYSIWIG editor or create some hybrid markdown/Atlassian document type. ( The link for [1] may or may not require an Atlassian login. ) [0] https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Import-markdown-into-Confluence/qaq-p/211797 https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Impo... [1] https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-68272 https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-68272 EDIT: formatting
  - tclancy 5y ago
    You can paste Markdown into it. I just have to remember the magical keyboard incantation every time I do it.