minify-html | Minify Jekyll 's HTML output | Plugin library

The reason that you getting an error message to prompt you to install the mysql2 module is because of the db:migrate command is relied on the mysql2 but as an optionalDependencies, so you have to install the mysql2 module manually

This usually means that one of the other project dependencies in your project.json has a dependency of lodash and they have not patched their pacakge.json.

The error states which one it is: "browser-sync-spa" and the path to it:

The primary problem with your configuration is that you're pointing to localhost in the gulpfile. This points to the local container, not your host machine, so browsersync won't be able to connect to Wordpress.

You first need to update the gulpfile to point to the wordpress service, on its internal port:

From the comments it sounds like you are you using relative references for the asset files in your html pages when you should use absolute references.

So instead of using:

The answer is no in grunt-usemin, but in one of the dependencies: grunt-filerev. This last module is the one used to create the file revisions of you css, js and other files.

After grunt-filerev is executed (executed as a subtask of grunt-usemin), it creates a summary (stored in within your grunt task, under grunt.filerev.summary). The summary contains the following information:

You can force minification with octopress-minify-html by setting minify_html: true in your config file.

Try one of the following:

1. Run jekyll commands in the context of the Gemfile:

All you need to do is create a master less file and import all your less files.

So create, for example a file called master.less. Then edit this file by adding the follow instruction:

runSequence should work with tasks, which are returning something. Add 'return' for js, html, concatenateFiles, concatenateFilesMinified