Ordered list starting from 0

[m-kru]

I try to type ordered list starting from index 0. As for some unknown reason [start=0] has no effect. I try to provide numbers explicitly. My list looks like this:

.Languages:

0. Lua
1. Perl
2. Python
3. Ruby
4. Tcl

When I generate pdf using asciidoctor-pdf I get following output:

asciidoctor: WARNING: file.adoc: line 34: list item index: expected 1, got 0
asciidoctor: WARNING: file.adoc: line 35: list item index: expected 2, got 1
asciidoctor: WARNING: file.adoc: line 36: list item index: expected 3, got 2
asciidoctor: WARNING: file.adoc: line 37: list item index: expected 4, got 3
asciidoctor: WARNING: file.adoc: line 38: list item index: expected 5, got 4

This is fine, I understand why asciidoctor warns me here. However, in the generated pdf file the list starts from index 1 not 0 as I wanted. Generating warnings is ok. However, why does asciidoc by default tries to outsmart the user? How is user supposed to start ordered list numbering from 0, as [start=0] has no effect.

[m-kru]

It turned out I had to update the version of asciidoctor-pdf.

[mojavelinux]

Indeed, this was resolved in the 1.5.0 release. See #498.

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