Is it a good idea to maintain a "trunk" VS project folder in addition to folder(s) for branches?

Question

In using Visual Studio 2010 on PC clients in an SVN environment, is it reasonable to assume that each project really needs a "trunk" reference working copy in addition to any branches that may be in use? I don't see how a single, branch copy without a trunk could ever be properly reconciled back to the repository when merging branch changes back to trunk...

Answer 1

Correct you need for every project (folder in the svn repsoitory) the default structure

  Project
    +-- trunk
    +-- tags
    +-- branches