| I face the same problem as our company is heavily using the atlassian products (Jira/Confluence…) I once found a plug-in that did almost the same, allowed Confluence to read and render markdown files directly from (private) GitHub repos thus allowing me to get the best of both worlds! - docs stays in the repo (thus is much more likely to actually get updated) - docs get exposed in Confluence (thus is accessible for the business folks that does not do git) - docs are easy to update (as you can use any editor: vi, emacs, IDE’s etc) So conceptually the same as you’re solution ;-) Unfortunately we did not implement the plug-in as we have too many eggs in the Jira basket (+1.000 users) which have the unfortunate side effect that the licensing price is derived from the +1000 users even though only the much lower number of devs would use it. That is one repeated problem we face in the Atlassian stack (well a source of their income…)- even a seemingly cheap plugin (extension or whatever they’re called) ends up in the person suggesting how to ‘work smart/not hard’ having to find the funding typically a two digit thousands of € or year (thus I never bother with that anymore :( |