htmlcompressor | A work in progress port of google 's htmlcompressor.jar

Use '\\n' to start a new line in a string. The first \ tells Python to read the second \ as part of the string.

In your merged script you are mixing both notations for applying Gradle plugins: the buildscript{} notation and the plugins {} DSL ( see more information about these two notations here : https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/plugins.html#sec:binary_plugins )

While this is possible to mix both notations, there is a Gradle constraint: you must place plugins{} block at first position in the script, but if you also have a buildscript{} block then it has to be placed before plugins{} block. (I'll try to find pointer to this constraint in the official documentation)

EDIT : see description of the plugins{} block contraints here:

The plugins {} block must also be a top level statement in the buildscript. It cannot be nested inside another construct (e.g. an if-statement or for-loop)

So: just move the buildscript {} block at top of your script.

Note : a better solution would be to get rid of the buildscript {} block, which is the 'old' syntax:

use:

try adding a closing tag right before :

I found and fixed this issue. There are two methods as follows-

1. Basically I was trying to run the API's or you can say classes which are in main folder through build.gradle where as to perform this action.

We should have both test folder and main folder structure which basically have the test methods which invokes the main folder classes with the respective codes.

I made this below changes voila! it worked as my gradle.build was running by test defined in it.

gradle.build file changes-

Create a file name log4j.properties with the content described below. And place it in the classPath it should work.

I think you may be encountering an old issue with grunt-htmlcompressor.

In the GitHub repo for the plugin there is a closed issue that includes a workaround for updating PATH environment to java.exe. See the last post here for further info. It reads:

For Windows another workaround will be update "PATH" environment variable buy adding the path to "java.exe", for example: Start> Right click on "Computer"> Properties> Advanced system configuration> Advanced options (tab)> Enviroment vars> Edit PATH and add path to java.exe C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Java \ jre7 \ bin) NOTE: If you have cmd open, close it and open it again, otherwise will not work.