SVN is a centralized system, so you have one central repository. The first step is to create the repository that your code will sit in. This will either be on your local network, a remote server, or third-party service that offers repository hosting. This is, however, still classified as a remote repository, it just happens to be hosted on a server you don’t fully control. Once your repository is created, you then do a “checkout” of the code to a folder on your local machine. This is a copy...
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