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I use bitbucket for my repos and confluence as wiki system.

In my repositories, i have text and markdown files. I would like to link to those files (tag) in confluence. When i go to bitbucket, i just get the repository url. Is there a way i go into this repository al like

Https://url-to-repo:1234/hash-or-tag/myfile.txt

I am used to svn where the svn repository is folder based... since git is not, is there some way to achieve my goal?

Ps: the extra-plus-option would be to not only being able to link to this files but to embed them as rendered text or even markdown but first i need to be able to even link to them.

Vadim Kotov
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  • The first part of the question is answered in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11692124/link-latest-file-on-bitbucket-git-repository The second part about embedding the text in a confluence page should be a separate question, perhaps on superuser.com – andrybak Apr 10 '18 at 00:06

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You can use "raw" links to files provided by Bitbucket:

https://url-to-repo:1234/raw/branch-or-hash-or-tag/path-to-file.txt
andrybak
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  • hi andry. it kinda works. i set the default branch in my repo to "develop". when i now access the ttps://url-to-repo:1234/raw/master.file.txt (readme.md) it redirects to the readme in develop... do you have an idea how the link can be forces to access the selected branch? – user82375897897928347 Apr 11 '18 at 08:26