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Is it permissible to insert a subfolder in a subversion?

I have a subversion project that has a repository and trunk , tags , branches top-level elements. For this project, trunk contains folders for large parts such as "common", "libs", "core", "help", "install", "tests", etc. Question: is this really in subversion for the trunk/common branch or do I always need to fork whole trunk ?

I checked - everything works fine, and the trunk/common branch, but TortoiseSVN does not show such branches in the revision graph :(. This leads me to the assumption that it is incorrect to fork something more than trunk .

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You can fork each directory in SVN, but this is best practice for branching from a chest. The result of the turtle is that TortoiseSVN assumes that the branches are made from a folder for external lines instead of subfolders. The question is why are you trying to understand what benefits you expect from branching a subfolder instead of a trunk?

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