Today we released version 2.0 of the projectdoc Toolbox for Confluence!
projectdoc supports agile teams creating and maintaining project documentation. It provides templates and tools to improve the collaboration of team members.
This version has some major changes which breaks behavior of previous versions. Therefore we changed to semantic versioning to make changes to be applied cautiously very visible to users.
This release provides (including features of free extensions based on the new version of the projectdoc Toolbox):
Send to Homepage
Remote Controlled Documents
Deep Links in Queries
Impersonating OAuth and Basic Authentication
Breadcrumbs
List Queries
Enhanced Recursion Detection
Doctype Models
Page Sort Order
IMPORTANT: Add-on Update and Reindex required!!!
Please note that this new version of the projectdoc Toolbox requires all doctype add-ons and extension add-ons for projectdoc need to be updated! See Required Add-on Updates for version details.
Also very important: The site needs to be reindexed! Otherwise exact match queries will fail (that is: find no documents). For some more information see Reindex required on this page.
For detailed information on changes, please refer to the release notes.
projectdoc Toolbox
If you want to learn more about the projectdoc Toolbox and how it helps to create good project documentation, please refer to the introduction video!
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Very interesting, but way too fast?
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In the Online Manual you’ll find additional video material that introduces you in the concepts of the projectdoc Toolbox.
Refer to use cases and show cases for information on how to use the projectdoc Toolbox.
Today we released our first beta for the Doctype Maven Plugin. This plugin for Maven allows to generate space blueprints and page blueprints for Confluence based on a doctype model defined in XML files. The generated OBR (OSGi Bundle repository) requires the projectdoc Toolbox to be installed since the blueprints use macros from this add-on.
We already introduced this plugin in Creating Blueprints is fun!
The sources are available under the Apache License on Bitbucket at Doctype Add-on Tools.
Note that this is a very early release. So expect some rough edges. To get going you might want to have a look at some of our projects that already use this tool (currently not all our add-ons have moved to the model approach but will do so one by one).
- Core Doctypes Add-on (released)
- Service Management Add-on (under development)
- App Doctypes Add-on (under development)
projectdoc Toolbox
If you want to learn more about the projectdoc Toolbox and how it helps to create good project documentation, please refer to the introduction video!
The following image is a link to a video on YouTube. When you click the link your browser will serve a page from youtube.com.
Very interesting, but way too fast?
Step through at your own pace with with our Prezi Presentation (external link to prezi.com)!
In the Online Manual you’ll find additional video material that introduces you in the concepts of the projectdoc Toolbox.
Refer to use cases and show cases for information on how to use the projectdoc Toolbox.
Blueprint Add-ons
There are a number of blueprint add-ons for the projectdoc Toolbox. A list of blueprints, we call document types - or doctypes for short, shows what we have already created.
These are available on the Atlassian Marketplace and on Bitbucket.
