Francisco Mateo

@jangalinski @Clemzd @int128 and others that find this issue, here's an example: ```gradle plugins { // ... id("org.hidetake.swagger.generator") version "2.18.1" } // ... dependencies { swaggerCodegen("io.swagger.codegen.v3:swagger-codegen-cli:3.0.8") // ... other Swagger...

> Well there is another workaround. Move your old docs to a subdomain. Then you can write config like this: I would not consider this a workaround primarily because it...

> (...) fit in with the (expanded) goals to provide gradle support for all of their tooling. My understanding is that you would like to expand this plugin to provide...

I'm open to expanding support for other items CXF provides. ~I've created https://github.com/ciscoo/cxf-codegen-gradle/issues/61 as an umbrella tracking issue.~ > I'd be willing to help with the effort to develop and...

Hey @mdiskin, any update to share on this enhancement? I am looking to release 1.1.0 this weekend now that Gradle 8 is released.

CXF 4 can be used already with the current version of this plugin, see the [Jakarta](https://ciscoo.github.io/cxf-codegen-gradle/docs/snapshot/user-guide/#jakarta) section in the docs.

4.x was finally released for the Asciidoctor Gradle Plugin, so the deprecation warnings are now gone which is nice. Still, would like to explore other documentation tools.

For the two nice to have points: Versioned documentation is dependent on the tool being used. With the current Asciidoctor setup, versioned docs are created through subfolders and committed to...

Also, with VitePress (Node.js in general), can use the [`com.github.node-gradle.node`](https://github.com/node-gradle/gradle-node-plugin?tab=readme-ov-file) which avoids having to have Node.js installed globally on a system. Mkdocs requires Python installed globally.

VitePress does not support multi-region snippets which is required since the samples shown are testing. So they must be a full example in order to test, but only select regions...