Summary
In this chapter, we saw how to work with Git inside an SVN environment, and this it is a great way to enjoy Git's features without migrating all repositories. We saw how to find something inside your Git repository and resolve mistakes. However, when your team is ready to migrate, I encourage you to migrate the most-used repository.
We then saw how to migrate an SVN repository to Git step by step; it's an easy-to-reproduce guide.
The last thing we saw in this chapter was how to use Git submodules, which can be interesting to separate parts of your code.
In the next chapter, we will see how to use Git inside an agile environment along with best practices to build a flexible branching system, and we will use Continuous Integration.
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