Description of manifest and branch in repo init

For example:

Repo init-u git: // xxx/XXX/manifest. Git-B <branch>-M <manifest>

 

Here, the meaning of-M and-B is:

1. Note that manifest. Git is also a git project.

2. Therefore,-B specifies which branch of the GIT project in #1 is used.

3.-M specifies which file in the GIT project to download (The Branch should be switched first and then downloaded ).

 

After repo init has done this, A. Repo directory is actually created locally. The core file in the directory is manifest. XML, which is defined in this XML:

-Git projects included

-What branch is used for each git project?

-The path of each git project on the local disk and that of the GIT project on the remote server.

 

In fact, when repo init is completed. you can see the GIT project manifest in the repo/manifests directory. You can use git branch-AV to view branch and git log to view logs.