Anders Nawroth

I'm still seeing the same issue. You can try it out at http://nawroth.github.io/docgist/

`doc.attributes.smap` works. One difference I noticed is that running with `parse_header_only=true` will only return attributes that are actually in the document header, while it previously didn't mind a blank line...

@Mogztter I'll fix that, thanks for the links. The more important point is that 1.5.3 seems to work fine with DocGist now. :+1:

Updated it to use `$has_key?` and `$fetch`. Are there any unresolved issues with the previews or will 1.5.3 be out soon?

I couldn't find any more problems, so I pushed my changes + a lot around syntax highlighting to http://gist.asciidoctor.org/ Will do another update if there are any changes in the...

@mojavelinux Agreed.

Right, we'd need to give Asciidoctor access to the gist fetchers somehow. How about patching the include macro?

What's the current state of the IncludeProcessor?

I realized that a document with many includes could use up the allowed rate limit on the GitHub API pretty fast. "For unauthenticated requests, the rate limit allows you to...

@mojavelinux Great that you found the issue. I filed a PR. For the version of Asciidoctor.js, you can do `git log -- js/asciidoctor-all.min.js` or visit https://github.com/asciidoctor/docgist/commits/master/js/asciidoctor-all.min.js (which looks slightly weird...