[BUG and FIX] Unable to execute tools from Debian Linux

[aquavark]

Describe the bug
New install to Netbeans 23, installed and downloaded the custom files but was then unable to execute them

To Reproduce

1. Install from Github downloaded .nbm using Netbeans 23

Expected behavior
Able to perform minimisation

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Debian Bookworm, up to date
• NetBeans version: 23

Reason and solution

When trying to minimise, Netbeans returned an error saying File not found

• Updated permissions to include +x (execute) on relevant scripts

Running the scripts directly then showed eg
bash: ./postcss: cannot execute: required file not found

A Google search indicated that this is an issue when bash script files have CRLF line endings instead of just CR

The solution is to run dos2unix on the three relevant scripts

dos2unix minifyxml
dos2unix google-closure-compiler
dos2unix postcss

Then able to minimise successfully.

[Chris2011]

Thx I will try that and check in the new files. Also if you want, to you can change the line ending and make a PR if you want. This is much appreciated. It is related to #99 and #84

[aquavark]

I thought about adding the files, but they would be changed in the same way whenever you edited them in Windows unless you use a line-ending aware editor (I think notepad++ is). (dos2unix is a Debian command, not Windows)

[Chris2011]

VS Code should also do the job, also you can add default opening line ending so there shouldn't be a problem. Also when you open the file your intention is to edit it, if not you can revert the stuff. If you edited them due to changes, you need to commit and push the files anyway. In git you can also set the behaviour of the line endings.