Use htmlcompressor as an external gem #14
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…e in vendor/ tree This is done in order to fix this bug (which is actually located in htmlcompressor code) without having to submit a patch to both middleman-minify-html and htmlcompressor projects : http://forum.middlemanapp.com/t/middleman-minify-html-content-length-header-error/697
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It's vendored because we don't want their dependency on |
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Hmm, I understand. Closing in favor of #15 |
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It really seems cleaner to me.
Also, as I just fixed a bug in htmlcompressor (see paolochiodi/htmlcompressor#9), it seems crazy to have to submit the patch to both htmlcompressor and middleman-minify-html, doesn't it ?