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Two manifest options that help a lot here:

**`name-allowlist`** — Only import the named projects from the upstream
**`name-allowlist`** - Only import the named projects from the upstream
manifest:

```yaml
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and is probably the most useful thing you can do to keep workspace
initialization fast.

**`path-prefix`** — Put all imported projects under a common subdirectory
**`path-prefix`** - Put all imported projects under a common subdirectory
instead of the workspace root. Keeps things tidy:

```yaml
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## Resolving the manifest to exact SHAs

West manifests typically reference branches or tags, which can drift over time.
To capture a fully-resolved snapshot with exact commit SHAs — useful for
reproducible builds or auditing — use:
To capture a fully-resolved snapshot with exact commit SHAs - useful for
reproducible builds or auditing - use:

```bash
west manifest --resolve
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