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The app stores everything within the page for its Confluence macro, so the app specific data itself is already converted with the Confluence Cloud migration assistant.

However the macro keys are different because the server/DC and cloud edition are different apps. Currently, the macro keys have to be changed manually before the Confluence Cloud migration.

Manual migration of macro keys

These are the macro keys for the two different app hosting types:

• Server/DC: ipython

• Cloud: ipython-notebook-viewer

Before you migrate from Confluence Server/DC to Cloud, you must migrate all macro keys of the Jupyter/IPython notebooks on all pages where you use the app.

To find out on which pages you use Jupyter notebooks, you can use the “Macro usage” page in the Confluence admin section: http://CONFLUENCE-SERVER/admin/pluginusage.action

To change the keys:

1. Install Atlassian’s free Confluence source editor app

2. Open a page where the Jupyter macro is used

3. Click on the “edit page” button

4. Click on the “edit source” button:

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5. Update all macro names from ipython -> ipython-notebook-viewerby using the search-replace feature of the source editor. Click “Replace all” to change all keys

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6. Save page

Once you did this for all pages where you use the macro, you can use the Confluence Cloud migration assistant and the macro should be rendered correctly in your new Cloud Confluence spaces.

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supports an automatic Cloud migration with the Confluence migration assistant.

Macro notebook reference differences

Because there are internal differences within the server/DC and cloud Data Center and Cloud editions of the app, not all features are available:

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