We had an entire orgs source-code in one SVN repository. It was useful for moving files from one project to the next to keep history and enabled anyone in the o

We had an entire orgs source-code in one SVN repository. It was useful for moving files from one project to the next to keep history and enabled anyone in the org to easily commit to any project. Obviously that wasn't scalable. (My inbox of commit log emails was insane.) So we transitioned to git. Plus, most of the engineers were already using git-svn. It just took someone who had a free weekend to "git svn clone" and move everyone over to that. It was PAINFUL at first. I was one of the grumpy people, but after I got the hang of git, I am so glad we just ripped the bandaid off.