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This page incorrectly claimed that manifests have .json extension but all cases I've seen use .jps. It also gives examples in YAML / JSON but indicated that manifests are only written in JSON.
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# Basic Configs
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The JPS manifest is a file with <b>*.json*</b> extension, which contains an appropriate code written in JSON format. This manifest file includes the links to the web only dependencies. This file can be named as you require.
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The JPS manifest is a file with <b>*.jps*</b> extension, with code written in JSON or YAML format. This manifest file includes the links to the web only dependencies. This file can be named as you require.
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The code should contain a set of strings needed for a successful installation of an application. The basis of the code is represented by the following string:
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