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Hello,
is it possible to change the default options like:

• showLineNumbers
• codeblock.theme

via settings.js?

Can it be done from the markdown code directly?

Thanks.

Pavol

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1. Convert the following documents (note that the code block is indented):

2. In the converted Conflict content, each line of the code block is preceded by a "#" sign:

Any chance you can create a setting to to enable export to a wiki markup file on save so it always renders an updated one on save?
It will be a quality of life improvement to not constantly execute that conversion manually.

Ideally it will be for any markdown that needed for confluence export but not all markdowns.

Perhaps as long as there is #wikiexport on top of the page as a flag, the operation will happen.

Input:

NOTE: I redacted some sensitive information, but the failing structure is intact

- Open the correct Terraform file
  - [Prod](https://github.com/)
  - [NonProd](https://github.com/)
- In `client_list`, find the entry corresponding to the instance whose DB you want to access
  - [REDACTED]
  - [REDACTED]
- To access the DB
  - Prerequisites
    - You will need to activate a Privileged Identity Management (PIM) Role
      - Navigate to the [Azure Portal](https://portal.azure.com/)
      - [REDACTED]
      - **If you do not have any Roles available, you will not be able to login**
        - [REDACTED]
    - [REDACTED]
    - [REDACTED]
      - **NOTE:** For some reason, restarting Azure Data Studio does not work
  - Connection info
    - The URL of the SQL Server will be in the following format: `[REDACTED]`
    - The client database name will be in the following format: `[REDACTED]`
  - Utilize SSMS to connect with the information above and log in with your Microsoft account using `Azure Active Directory - Universal with MFA`

Output:

* Open the correct Terraform file
** [Prod|https://github.com/]
** [NonProd|https://github.com/]
* In {{client_list}}, find the entry corresponding to the instance whose DB you want to access
** [REDACTED]
** [REDACTED]
* To access the DB
** Prerequisites
*** You will need to activate a Privileged Identity Management (PIM) Role
**** Navigate to the [Azure Portal|https://portal.azure.com/]
**** [REDACTED]
*****If you do not have any Roles available, you will not be able to login*
***** [REDACTED]
*** [REDACTED]
*** [REDACTED]
*****NOTE:* For some reason, restarting Azure Data Studio does not work
** Connection info
*** The URL of the SQL Server will be in the following format: {{[REDACTED]}}
*** The client database name will be in the following format: {{[REDACTED]}}
** Utilize SSMS to connect with the information above and log in with your Microsoft account using {{Azure Active Directory - Universal with MFA}}

Result in Confluence:

Expected Result:

Confluence page in format...

This extension saved my life, but I found some bugs:

1. any {} outside codeblock will be converted to confluence macro wiki markup, thus ruin the whole conversion;
2. any [] outside codeblock will be converted to confluence link wiki markup, even in inline codeblock.

markdown example:

Next line is an markdown example to test the above bugs:
this is an array: int a[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};

wiki markup output:

Next line is an markdown example to test the above bugs:
this is an array: int a[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};

In this case [5] is a link, see Links, and {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} is an unknown macro.

I'm using Confluence Server, version 7.10.2, by "Insert -> wiki markup".

Hello,

Thanks so much for this extension, it helped with 90% of the conversion issues, great!

In use, I found several points that can be improved, please evaluate whether it can be solved, thank you

1. High priority: As the title says, the task list in markdown becomes an unordered list after conversion;
2. Medium priority: The conversion of short code segments is easy to fail, and spaces must be added before and after, and there are no symbols of wiki markup language such as ~ -;

Thanks again