Sean Gilligan

> At this point, I think it would be good to make a cut. Version 1.5.x should be runnable under JDK 8 and lower. Anything new at this point should...

> I know that Java 11 compiles back to 7, bit isn't the real issue is the different javadoclet API? Right, so, so I'm saying we create AsciiDoclet 2.0 and...

> The PR relies on some utility methods that are not available in Java 9 or 10. That sounds relatively easy to fix. Would you agree? > > More importantly,...

Look at the ConsensusJ project (in [gradle/javadoc.gradle](https://github.com/ConsensusJ/consensusj/blob/master/gradle/javadoc.gradle)) for an example...

Yes, @johncarl81 it's a Gradle and Javadoc configuration issue, but ConsensusJ shows one way of doing it. BTW, it's really cool to hear that https://github.com/JFXtras is using Asciidoclet!

@diguage Are you still around and interested in updating this to be in synch with the current `master` branch README?

Maybe we could just start using Asciidoclet in all the existing examples. I'd like to see a using-everything-asciidoctor project that kind-of mirrors the real-world usage I've been using on some...

Yeah, the "dog food" approach is a good idea and we should definitely continue to do that. > I also want an example that builds with Java 9/10 on Gitlab...

Trying to build Asciidoclet under JDK 9 (or 10), results in the following error message: ``` [ERROR] Failed to execute goal on project asciidoclet: Could not resolve dependencies for project...

I don't think it is backwards compatible in terms of compiling or running on pre-Java 9. In other words the api is `@since 9`. So implementing this API will create...