Capable Search integration
Capable Search can sort and filter by Github files, show a Github panel on each page, and offer ready-made natural-language queries. Here is what you get:
Two sort options: Git Last Updated and Git File Count.
Four grid columns: Files, Repositories, Organizations and File Types.
Four filters: Minimum Files, Repository, Organization and File Type.
A Github panel on each page, subtitled Github files referenced on this page.
Four natural-language query suggestions.
#Worth knowing
The grid column labels and the CQL field names differ. The grid says Files where the sort menu and CQL say Git File Count.
#Where you do it
Task | Where |
|---|---|
Connect your GitHub account | On a Confluence page, insert the Github file (Capable) macro, then press Connect GitHub in the macro. Or open the macro configuration and press Connect in the Browse GitHub window. |
Add a file from a repository to a page | Macro configuration, then the Browse GitHub window. |
Connect a second GitHub account (for example, work and personal) | In the Browse GitHub window, open the account dropdown and choose Add account. Or use the Manage Connections panel from the toolbar in the picker. |
#Settings that affect this
Setting | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
GitHub settings screen | Nowhere | Github has no tab in Capable global settings or space settings, and no admin screen to connect the site to GitHub. Each person connects their own GitHub account instead. |
Hide GitHub across the whole site | Not on a settings screen | Hides Github site-wide, but only the byline. Existing Github macros still show on pages. |
Turn GitHub on or off per space | Not on a settings screen | Turning Github off hides the byline in that space. Turning it on shows the byline even on pages with no Github file. Again, this is the byline only. Macros still show. |
#Related
How it actually behaves.
