Build native images using plantuml-pdf #1395
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Also, run plantuml-pdf.jar with additional inputs to make sure that all dynamic calls are registered in the native image config. In addition, includes static resources (.txt and .png) in the native image.
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@ggrossetie this PR might be moot. @The-Lum tipped me off that there's a PDF-enabled JAR in the current 1.2024.1 release...and I'm guessing in a bunch of prior releases as well.
Thank you @The-Lum ! |
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@philCryoport This pull request is about building a native image using GraalVM. Kroki.io is now using https://github.com/yuzutech/plantuml/releases and it seems to be working fine. |
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Also, run plantuml-pdf.jar with additional inputs to make sure that all dynamic calls are registered in the native image config.
In addition, includes static resources (.txt and .png) in the native image.