I am using git-svn daily at work. It gives me benefits in that I can fork or stash away changes and continue later on experiments. I can tidy up my patches befo

I am using git-svn daily at work. It gives me benefits in that I can fork or stash away changes and continue later on experiments. I can tidy up my patches before i dcommit. What would take this to the next level is being able to have colleagues pull from my repo, and me from theirs. Also, git-svn is not that good with svn branches. Following new svn branches pretty much require a new git svn clone, unless im missing something. Advantages to push: Git is quick, inspecting a bug in a past release is easy. You have the revisions locally and can easily check out that release, or even create a shared clone to get a new working dir. There are similar advantages in doing 'git blame' when figuring out why some code is the way it is.