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jeffcook2150
jeffcook2150

Reputation: 4226

Switch from AOSP master to froyo

I just checked out master with repo. Now I want to switch to froyo. How can I do this without downloading a bunch of stuff again? I don't want to download a bunch of stuff again, I just want to be able to move freely between branches as in a normal git clone.

Upvotes: 8

Views: 4999

Answers (4)

Ben Weiss
Ben Weiss

Reputation: 17960

cd into your repo directory, then execute repo forall -c git checkout korg/froyo for checking out the froyo branch for all subrepos and repo forall external/qemu sdk -c git checkout korg/tools_r6for checking out the correct android tools for froyo.

In this way repo works in a similar way as git submodule foreach. You can also go back to the head revisions via repo forall -c git checkout HEAD or a simple repo sync

Upvotes: 3

john liao
john liao

Reputation: 257

if the branch you are in and the branch you will switch to has the same manifest.xml file, then you can use the following commands to do that.

repo forall -c git fetch aosp --tags 

repo forall -c git checkout -b john5.1.1_r14_api22 android-5.1.1_r14

also see details in http://johnliao52.github.io/2016/03/27/git-repo-skills.html

Upvotes: 0

Mark Loiseau
Mark Loiseau

Reputation: 812

Since you downloaded everything with repo, you can easily use repo to switch between branches without downloading everything again:

repo init -b froyo; repo sync

This will download only the files you need to switch branches, just like moving between branches with git.

Upvotes: 13

aultimus
aultimus

Reputation: 803

keyboardsurfer provides the commands to checkout the the froyo branch of every project you currently have.

However projects that have been added or removed between revisions will not be added or removed to/from your working tree correctly.

Thus you should run this first and then run keyboardsurfer's commands:

cd .repo/manifests
git checkout -b froyo korg/froyo
cd ../..
repo sync

Upvotes: 3

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