You can also set up a local mirror sandbox, and create small, working, reference sandboxes from your mirror. If the build fails, you removed something your project needs. This will try to do a full dependency build on your target, forcing all the targets to build even if they don't need it, and it will do it as a dry run. You can test the build to see if you've removed too much by doing "mma -B -n" in your project directory. Then, a repo sync will get your git projects and your sandbox straight again. If you remove too much, just recover the project line from your backup manifest, and add it back into your active manifest.
This finds all the projects that are in your backup manifest, but have been removed from your active manifest, and removes the git projects and all the backing data for them. To also remove the git backing object stores for the unwanted projects (which take up a lot of room) I use this: for project in `diff ~/android/.repo/manifests/default.xml ~/android/.repo/manifests/default.bak | awk '' | grep path | cut -f2 -d\"` do rm -rf ~/android/.repo/projects/$project.git rm -rf ~/android/.repo/project-objects/$project.git done
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See the "-n" flag for the other half of a normal sync, which does the network sync to update the local git projects with the upstream repository. The -l flag only does the local part of the sync, which means it only syncs the local git projects with your source tree.
If you already synched a sandbox, and you want to trim its size, you can strip projects out as above, and then do "repo sync -c -l", and repo sync will only strip the directories that you just removed.
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Then "repo sync" doesn't download any darwin projects or install the source code in the sandbox. Because I'm not building on a Macintosh, I know I don't need any of the "darwin" tools, so I remove every line that contains "darwin". What I do is make a backup of it such as "default.bak" and then strip out the lines from the default.xml file I know I don't need. The repo sync will not download material for other branches. First, "repo sync" with a -c argument will limit the checked-out sandbox to only the "current" branch.
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