I have a large Java app that is split up into multiple projects. Each project has its own folder in a Subversion repository like so:
AccountingCore
Yes. just checkout at the root path. If your repo is hosted here:
svn://host/path/AccountingCore svn://host/path/Common svn://host/path/WebCommon
Then do your git svn
command on svn://host/path
.
Just to improve on earlier answer, instead of
for DIR in AccountingCore Common WebCommon; do ...
do
DIRS=`svn ls svn://host/path`; for DIR in $DIRS; do ...
If you have a shell, you could enter
for DIR in AccountingCore Common WebCommon; do mkdir $DIR; cd $DIR; git init; git svn init -s svn://host/path/$DIR; git svn fetch; cd ..; done
That is, if I made no mistakes.