How to see a repository folder's URL in the TortoiseSVN Windows shell integration / UI?
I can get the URL of a repo folder in Windows by right-clicking in/on the folder and selecting "TortoiseSVN | Copy URL to clipboard".
Is there a way to just see it instead of copying it? I have to then open something and and paste it somewhere to see it, but I just want to see it right away, like in the UI somewhere. It's not in "Properties" or anywhere else I can find.
Solution
Open the folder properties, here you can see under the Subversion page the URL on top:
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