manifest
- noun
- /ˈmænɪfɛst/
- Specialized
- Before deploying the application, make sure the manifest accurately lists the versions of all included packages.
Examples
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The deployment manifest should have the entire group deployed.
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The installation process requires a manifest file that specifies all dependencies and permissions needed for the software.
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The application group is entered in the feature manifest if you are developing your own feature.
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I pulled up every shipping manifest for the past two weeks.
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Note the presence of the manifest files and all the assets (which should be concatenated into a single file).
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Examine your manifest.
Fiction book (2002) -
Take a look at their launch manifest (they post it online) -- they've won almost every commercial launch contract that's gone to bid in the past few years.
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hello.xml - this is an XML (manifest) file that tells Joomla! how to install our component.
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The toolset uses the BagIt specification, which consists of a virtual container accompanied by a manifest that helps to maintain the original organization of the files and also acts as a seal of authenticity that the files have not been altered in any way during the transfer process.
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The developer needed to update the manifest to reflect the new features added to the software package.
Compounds
A belief that the United States should expand west across the continent and that this is right and will happen
Surface Forms
Etymology
Manifest in computing follows the same idea of making contents clear, from Latin and manus 'hand'. So a software manifest is a simple file that 'shows' what is inside a package—its parts, versions, and permissions—making the contents easy to see and use.