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Manifest Schema #1
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As it stands, the following fields seem the most appropriate to source from the existing manifest (and matching in schema):
In addition to these fields, the following will be necessary to some degree, as well (with room to decide on actual field names - the ones below are used as an example):
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The serialization method of the manifest would likely be best in either JSON or YAML and am open to input for either.
I suspect that JSON will be the easy answer for this, but wanted to ensure it had a chance to be discussed if others felt differently. |
kamil mentioned that release notes might be a good idea to have as a field of the manifest |
At this time, the original proposal contains the v1 manifest. If later we choose to include more such as release notes, we'll build that into a v2. |
This discussion is to hold comments on what requirements are needed by the package manifests. Ideally the manifest would:
Unique fields would be things to suite the needs of a repository UI or to facilitate downloading a module that are unique from the module manifest.
In addition to the information held within the manifest, discussion on the manifest format itself is applicable.
It can be difficult to clarify which manifest you are referring to since there is also a module manifest used by the core application to load metadata in about a module. This discussion is about the manifest used to describe the package for download from this repository. To help avoid confusion, we can refer to them as the module manifest and the package manifest.
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