@glassbottommeg @joe_wintergreen you can also use git to locally clone the SVN repo, since Git can also work as an SVN client that can work on local dirs.
git svn clone file://(unix path)
On Windows with Git Bash, you can use the pwd command to see the full path of the current folder.
Eg, if the repo is in C:/Users/blabla/svn/a, then if you open git bash there and run pwd it would return "/c/Users/blabla/svn/a"; you'd append that to file://
eg. git svn clone file:///c/Users/blabla/svn/a
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