svn checkout command - how to checkout a project with subversion (svn)
By Alvin Alexander on August 5, 2011
Subversion/SVN checkout FAQ: How do I checkout a project with Subversion?
svn checkout command example
I currently work at a consulting company, so we organize our projects first by client, and then by project. So, assuming I have a customer named ACME, and a project named Project1, this svn checkout command (svn co) worked for me:
svn co http://svn.devdaily.com/svn/repos/ACME/Project1/trunk Project1
Of course this also assumes that my SVN server is svn.devdaily.com, and I'm using the http protocol to connect to the SVN repository.
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