Browse and search for Android source code is simple. You just visit the AndroidXRef website .
But if you want to create and run a bleeding superuser version , you must first download the full Android tree.
Imagine that I want to grab the "master" Android branch from the source control.
If I follow the official Google instructions :
- The operation will certainly take at least an hour. It may take half a day or more .
- He will probably pick tens of gigabytes of data . Where I live, Internet service providers sometimes charge a surplus fee when users take tens of gigabytes of data in one month. I do not like to pay dues or allowances.
In short, running a regular command repo syncis likely to be slow and wasteful. I don't need the whole Android development story; and I do not have infinite disk space.
How can I check Android source code faster?
I know that it would help to make a "small clone". How can i do this?
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