How to pull branches using SVN in IntelliJ IDEA

It is said to create a branch of SVN for the development of separate customized projects. Separate from the main project. So, to create a branch. Translate it means branch.

See how it works below.


Select the item, right-click, and operate as shown.

The image below will appear.


Explain a little bit about the diagram.

copy from :

It is where to take the data as the initial source code of the svn repository.
There are 2 options, choose one.
Working copy
is estimated to be the project file under your local directory as the initial copy source of the svn repository.
Note that
if you use this option, some of them do not need to be submitted to svn management, for example, the target directory of the web project, etc. The
repository location
is the address of the svn of the current project.
The following head is to pull the branch from the latest version, and specified is to choose to pull the branch from a specified version of the project.

copy to:

This base URL is the other directories outside the trunk.
This base URL, the base directory, and then create a new folder below it is the branch you will create. As for the name, it is written below.


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