We can use AsciiDoc to write technical documentation. However, confluence is a popular wiki to keep the documentation related to software projects. In this blog let's look at how to publish AsciiDoc documentation in a repo to Confluence via Azure DevOps pipelines.
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Saturday, 5 October 2024
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