anchor.diff:  ]
   ----
   
  -next, let's set up the API endpoint
  +Next, I'll set up the API endpoint:
   
   [source, groovy]
   ----
   api = 'https://[yourServer]/[context]/rest/api/'
   ----
   
  -In my case, I want to publish to https://arc42-template.atlassian.net .
  -My first guess is that the correct endpoint is `https://arc42-template.atlassian.net/wiki/rest/api/` and I verify this by appending `user/current` to this URL.
  +In my case, I want to publish to https://arc42-template.atlassian.net.
  +My first guess is that the correct endpoint is `https://arc42-template.atlassian.net/wiki/rest/api/` and I can verify this by appending `user/current` to this URL.
   
   https://arc42-template.atlassian.net/wiki/rest/api/user/current
   
  -This results in the following output, which shows me that I got the right endpoint (no 404 or what so ever).
  +This results in the following output, and proves that I got the right endpoint (no 404).
   
   [source, json]
   ----
  
positive.code: [.center]
  image::070-third.png[width=80%]
  
  NOTE: here is the https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens[shortcut] to this page.
  
  Now, click on "Create API token".
  For the sake of simplicity, I will now just copy this token to the config.
  
  When you use the API token, you have to use your email as user name and the token as password.
  
  In order not to store the credentials in the config file, we pass them with the `./dtcw` command:
  
  .`./dtcw publishToConfluence -PconfluenceUser=<your email> -PconfluencePass=<your api-token>`
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negative.code: ```
  ====
  
  You should have now the following folder structure in place:
  
  .`tree`
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