Description
Atlassian performs the app conversion at the appropriate time for your instance as part of the rollout staging. Once your instance is converted, it is recommended that administrators check any critical pages to ensure behavior is as expected. Please report any issues immediately after looking through the known problem list below.
Before migrating your Advanced Tables for Confluence app content from server to cloud, we recommend reading this Atlassian article to plan your migration.
This page explains:
- Migration process
- Differences between the server and cloud version of the app
Migration process
- Confluence instance migration - Use the Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant app to migrate everything you need from Confluence Server to Atlassian Cloud. Confluence Cloud Migration Assistant explains in detail the step-by-step procedure to migrate the required content. As mentioned in the previous section, Atlassian does this job for you in most cases.
- App installation - Install the app from Marketplace.
Differences between server and cloud versions
All the macros available in the server version are supported in the cloud version as well. The following table lists the macros' parameters and features that work differently in server and cloud:
| Parameter/Feature | Server | Cloud | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| URL whitelisting | Supported natively by Confluence and configured using the Global Configuration page | Administrators must manually whitelist the URLs in the Global Configuration page, because Confluence Cloud does not natively support URL whitelisting. | For more information, refer to CLOUD-2636. |
| Using customized CSS for tables in macros | Supported | Not supported |
Please note that all the other parameters function the same in both versions of the app.
Problem reporting
If you experience any problems or behavior changes that are unexpected, refer to Help and open a ticket with us. This helps us identify and prioritize fixes and improvements.
