asciidoctorj-pdf | AsciidoctorJ PDF bundles the Asciidoctor PDF RubyGem | Document Editor library

I use asciidoctor and maven with the asciidcotor-maven-plugin I use asciidoctorJ and asciidoctorJ-diagramm

Now i have in my src-code of the document to render

plantuml::input.puml[]

with mvn -X compile I get now information in the console :-(

In the generated document I see the line of the src identically iaw not rendered at all.

What is the problem?

I use gradle with asciidoctor-gradle-plugin to produce documentation in varioius formats. My build.gradle looks like:

I am currently migrating an application from maven to gradle (4.10.2). In maven, a tar.gz-file would be generated with configuration, dependencies and some empty directories that would then be used by the application during runtime.

In gradle i am using the distribution plugin to create the tar.gz using the distTar-Task.

To create the empty directories inside the tar.gz, i create them in the build-directory and then have them copied by distTar into the tar.gz.

I managed to finally get this by creating a task createEmptyDirectories that would just create the directories and be done with it. distTar would dependOn this task so that the directories are created before the tar.gz or so i thought.

The task createEmptyDirectories however is always skipped during build (using gradle clean build):

I was trying to export asciidoc document to ODT. I found unofficial backend implementation that does the work: https://github.com/dagwieers/asciidoc-odf. My question is: how can install and use this backend using gradle? Is it even possible? I have no idea how to start.

Here is my build.gradle that does it for PDF