The token on the command line was getting assigned to password. While this worked for Confluence in the cloud, it didn't for local instances. Rather, I could provide my instance password, instead of token and it worked. The Confluence object already allows specification of both, so it was added. With the change I was able to test with a personal access token and my password successfully. However, I don't have access to a cloud version to ensure there wasn't a regression...
The
token
on the command line was getting assigned topassword
. While this worked for Confluence in the cloud, it didn't for local instances. Rather, I could provide my instance password, instead of token and it worked. TheConfluence
object already allows specification of both, so it was added. With the change I was able to test with a personal access token and my password successfully. However, I don't have access to a cloud version to ensure there wasn't a regression...