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Using SVN with Git

I’ve talked about this before, but I made a pretty picture for it recently to help explain it.

SVN is a centralized repository that we use for controlling deployments, sensitive data, and storing environment specific configs. The majority of the code is contained within Git (github), the development, feature branching workflows etc.

This works well because SVN is good at being central and having a linear history. Git is good at branching and going nuts with workflow.

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