From tecmint.com
Written in C programming language, Apache Subversion, colloquially abbreviated as SVN, is a free and open-source versioning control system that keeps track of historical versions of files and directories.
Simply put, SVN is simply a version tracker that allows users to send changes made to files to a repository that tracks who made the changes in each file. The repository is similar to a file server. The difference is that it tracks changes and allows you to recover older versions of code or probe the history of the file changes.
In this article, we focus on how to install SVN on RHEL-Based Linux distributions such as CentOS, Fedora, Rocky Linux, and AlmaLinux.