'revision' is the revision of the project that will be checked out. It can be any git revision, i.e. a sha1, branch, or tag.
'dest-branch' is the name of the branch to which changes will be uploaded for review.
For example, you could set the 'revision' to be a fixed tag like 'v1.0.0' but 'dest-branch' to 'master'. In this case 'repo sync' would checkout the 'v1.0.0' tag and then any commits you make on that project will be pushed to 'refs/for/master' when you do 'repo upload'
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