When I needed to work with a subversion the last time, I always found myself using git and git-svn when interacting with the version control system. It's not j

When I needed to work with a subversion the last time, I always found myself using git and git-svn when interacting with the version control system. It's not just the familiarity of the commands, but also the enormous flexibility you get in doing local operations to create and amend your commit history. And the speed of operations of course.