Having a tiny little typodescription list in an asciidoc page causes the following exception, leaving no clue where to look for the cause.
See this example:
gRPC port:: 11004
leading to this exception:
[INFO] [09:16:30.086] FATAL (antora): node.getContext is not a function
[INFO] Cause: TypeError
[INFO] at processNode (myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:95:26)
[INFO] at myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:109:41
[INFO] at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
[INFO] at processNode (myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:109:22)
[INFO] at myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:109:41
[INFO] at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
[INFO] at processNode (myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:109:22)
[INFO] at myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:109:41
[INFO] at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
[INFO] at processNode (myproject/node_modules/@springio/antora-xref-extension/lib/index.js:109:22)
Having a
tiny little typodescription list in an asciidoc page causes the following exception, leaving no clue where to look for the cause. See this example:leading to this exception: