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Added checkout subcommand #115
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Remove some other useless copies.
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Made unused in f5ea98a.
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Added the [`branches`] subcommand which will print out all projects that have a topic branch in their repo. This makes it very easy to find which repos have what topic branches and pairs with the checkout subcommand which allows developers to easily switch between their cross repo changes and check on the status of these changes. [`branches`]: https://android.googlesource.com/tools/repo/+/refs/heads/main/subcmds/branches.py
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This [`command`] allows for the checking out of a topic branch across multiple repos. When working on a change that effects multiple repos, the general flow is to create a branch with the same name for ever repo that the change touches. These changes are then sent to gerrit and linked together under a topic. When landing, these changes are applied to their respective repos atomically. This change adds the checkout subcommand which allows the developer to change topic branches in their repo checkout easily. [`command`]: https://gerrit.googlesource.com/git-repo/+/refs/heads/main/subcmds/branches.py
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This command allows for the checking out of a topic branch across multiple repos. When working on a change that effects multiple repos, the general flow is to create a branch with the same name for ever repo that the change touches. These changes are then sent to Gerrit and linked together under a topic. When landing, these changes are applied to their respective repos atomically. This change adds the checkout subcommand which allows the developer to change topic branches in their repo checkout easily.
The functionality is loosely based on checkout.py.