Christian Stettler

The issue with Crowd cookies is tracked in #153. Let's continue the cookie-related discussion there. The issue here reported by @Br0mZ might be unrelated to this (or not), anyway, I...

Hi @xorcus, thank you for opening this issue. Would you have any reference available that describe that source language values are case-insensitive? The only reference I found was the description...

Thank you @lyca for your contribution. Even though it does not add support for mapping language names in a case-insensitive way as requested by the issue, it adds value by...

Hi @rtyler thank you for using the Confluence Publisher. I checked your two examples with the current version `0.15.0` and both work. Since version `0.12.0`, the AsciiDoc libraries have been...

Hi @vovtz, which version of the Confluence Publisher are you using? If not the latest one, could you please try upgrading to version `0.15.0`. And what do you mean with...

In fact, includes using `include::` can be done for any file, also for files not prefixed with an underscore. The convention with the underscore is only used in the `FolderBasedAsciidocPagesStructureProvider`...

Hi @znerd, thank you for the request. When publishing via Docker, the Confluence Publisher already writes several log statements to the console, like: ``` Added page 'Docker - PlantUML -...

Hi @maikheene, thank you for the voting for this feature. Before proceeding, I would like to better understand your use case. Since the Confluence Publisher aims to support a "docs-as-code"...

Thanks @maikheene for the feedback. Unfortunately, the Confluence task macro does not provide the option to set a task to read-only. It would be possible to render the corresponding markup...

Hi @ByronLudwig, thank you for using the Confluence Publisher. I tried to reproduce the behaviour you are describing, but without success, I never got the `em` tag within the `CDATA`....