Cannot find debugging option with gradle buildship eclipse plugin - eclipse

I am trying to debug a simple Ratpack application with gradle. I have gradle build builship plugin with my eclipse mars. I am just not able to find how I could debug a gradle based java application. Any help in this regard is really appriciated.

Got a note from Gradle community that the are still working on gradle debug plugin.
https://discuss.gradle.org/t/gradle-buildship-plugin-with-eclipse-hard-time-finding-debug-option/15325

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I specify the gradle local installation in eclipse config.
However when I try to create a new gradle project, it always hold on task:init,
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Like above screenshot shows, it always say " task:init ", what is my problem?
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I happened to also have the Gradle console open in Eclipse and I can see that there is a prompt for Groovy/Kotlin being presented.
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edit: This is what it looks like right now
I am on Eclipse Mars version and the best way to install Gradle or any external plugin is from Eclipse Marketplace.
Navigation : Help -> Eclipse Marketplace... (the last sub-menu)
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