default.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest>

<!--
  The full documentation can be found at https://gerrit.googlesource.com/git-repo/+/master/docs/manifest-format.txt
-->

<!--
  Remote element
  - <name>   : An arbitrary name for the remote element
  - <fetch>  : Url to prepend.
		the use of "../<path>" use the url of the server used to checkout the manifest and append <path>
		It is possible to use any protocol: https://, git:// as long as the RFC format is respected:
		<protocol>://<user>:<password>@<hostname>:<port>/<path>
  - <review> : Url of the review server to use
  <remote  name="organization"
           fetch="../"
           review="https://review.gerrithub.io" />
-->
  <remote  name="organization"
           fetch="https://github.com/"
           review="https://review.gerrithub.io" />

<!--
 Default element: The default set of configuration to use
-->
  <default revision="refs/heads/master"
           remote="organization"
           sync-j="4" />

<!--
  Project element
	- <name>   : the "full name" of the project. 
		      example: for a github project
		               https://github.com/EramoxPersonalWork/manifest.git , repo wil find out it has to
		               use https://github.com as server (because the config file was on it).
			       the full name is then "EramoxPersonalWork/manifest" (omiting the .git)
		     Note: It is possible to shorter the project name setting the common part in the <fetch>
			   field of the remote. However, to check it the project workflow works correcly first

	- <remote> : the name of the remote to use for this project

	- <path>   : Path where the project will be checkout on the user platform

  Note: the path is the property indicated first for usability, in effect, when having a lot of projects,
	their path becomes a more meaningfull reference than their name. eg: it is possible to use the stdlib
	multiple times in different path because their revision is different.

  <project path="<path>" 
	   remote="<remote>"
	   name="<name>" />
-->
  <project path="manifest" remote="organization" name="EramoxPersonalWork/manifest" ></project>

</manifest>