These are manifests describing the source code which goes into building many Couchbase products. They are intended to be read using the [https://gerrit.googlesource.com/git-repo/+/refs/heads/master/README.md](repo tool).
Each product (or family of products) has a top-level directory, containing manifests and subdirectories based on the various releases of those products.
When we make a release, we take the manifest emitted from the builder and store it in the released/ directory. This manifest only has exact commit SHAs, so that it explicitly describes which revision was used, in both Couchbase and external repositories.
If you want to build the most recent development branch you should use "branch-master.xml" from the top-level directory (located there primarily for historical reasons).
Each Server release is given a code name (eg. mad-hatter, spock, etc). During development prior to a release, the manifest to use will be couchbase-server/RELEASE.xml, eg. couchbase-server/mad-hatter.xml.
After GA of a given release, the "main" manifest will become the manifest for the next point release of that release. Eg. once Mad-Hatter is GA (as 6.5.0), couchbase-server/mad-hatter.xml will start being the manifest for the upcoming 6.5.1 point release.
Also at GA, a new manifest couchbase-server/RELEASE/VERSION.xml will be made based on the GA version number (couchbase-server/mad-hatter/6.5.0.xml in the example above). This will be used for maintenance packs, urgent releases, etc, but generally will have very few changes.
Other products have similar life-cycles to the above, although many products do not adopt the "code name" methodology and instead simply use the version number for the release name. Some products use slight variations on the above.
The toy/ directory is used by Couchbase developers for experimental builds, and so are probably not of interest to anyone not familiar with the context of the experiment.
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