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SVN Default Folders - Should They Be Used?

I saw repositories in SVN that, at least, did not create a local folder of connecting lines, branches, and tags on the client. So these are the default folders needed for use with SVN (I use a turtle) or what? I don’t understand why some people have folders, but some of them are not used in some repository implementations.

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As others have said, connecting lines / branches / tags are not required. These folders do not really matter for subversion, it's just the best practice that you can use if it suits your needs.

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This does not answer your question (others already exist), but if you want only a torso, just indicate when you are doing the initial reception / check.

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