The handoff a completed compile appends once the package is on disk: the
document a reader opens and every resource with its length and digest, so
the manifest is the single document a background import follows from the
first tree to the compiled package. Its absence means the package is not
published yet; a reader must never guess from complete alone, which only
says every tree was staged.
The handoff a completed compile appends once the package is on disk: the document a reader opens and every resource with its length and digest, so the manifest is the single document a background import follows from the first tree to the compiled package. Its absence means the package is not published yet; a reader must never guess from
completealone, which only says every tree was staged.