Description:
confluence read <id> --format markdown silently drops links that point from one page to another page in the same space - they are emitted as plain text instead of a Markdown link.
External links (https://…) and raw <a href> links convert correctly; only intra-space page links are lost.
The same limitation means a Markdown round-trip (read --format markdown → edit → update --format markdown) cannot preserve internal page links.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- In Confluence, create a page containing a link to another page in the same space.
- Run
confluence read <id> --format markdown.
- In the output, the link appears as its plain link text with no
[…](…) — the reference is gone. confluence read <id> --format storage still shows the original <ac:link>…</ac:link>.
Environment:
- OS: Linux (WSL2)
- Node.js version: 24.18.0
- confluence-cli version: 2.16.1
- Confluence version: Cloud
Description:
confluence read <id> --format markdownsilently drops links that point from one page to another page in the same space - they are emitted as plain text instead of a Markdown link.External links
(https://…) and raw<a href>links convert correctly; only intra-space page links are lost.The same limitation means a Markdown round-trip (
read --format markdown→ edit →update --format markdown) cannot preserve internal page links.Steps to reproduce the behavior:
confluence read <id> --format markdown.[…](…)— the reference is gone.confluence read <id>--format storage still shows the original<ac:link>…</ac:link>.Environment: