nuts supports three descriptor formats (styles) : pom.xml (maven, MAVEN), MANIFEST.MF (java default, MANIFEST) pom.nuts (nuts specific NUTS)
MANIFEST.MF is correctly parsed in DefaultNDescriptorParser
but the formatter is not yet implemented in DefaultNDescriptorFormat (formatter is the class responsible of producing a text output out of NDescriptor)
nuts package managed does not need it per se, but we need to implement it for completeness!
The idea is that given an NDescriptor instance, one can generate MANIFEST.MF from it.
nuts supports three descriptor formats (styles) : pom.xml (maven, MAVEN), MANIFEST.MF (java default, MANIFEST) pom.nuts (nuts specific NUTS)
MANIFEST.MF is correctly parsed in DefaultNDescriptorParser
but the formatter is not yet implemented in DefaultNDescriptorFormat (formatter is the class responsible of producing a text output out of NDescriptor)
nuts package managed does not need it per se, but we need to implement it for completeness!
The idea is that given an NDescriptor instance, one can generate MANIFEST.MF from it.