> There's also really not much of a reason to migrate from svn to git if svn is still working for your organization.
Attraction to new devs.
I'm new enough (past decade) to software development that I've only used git/mercurial, and joining a company that required using svn would give me serious pause.
It shouldn't. I've switched version control systems probably a dozen times over the years. There are common features, and of course, unique syntax to each of them. But once you understand how one works, it's not usually too difficult to use others at least at a basic level of getting changes and committing changes.
Attraction to new devs.
I'm new enough (past decade) to software development that I've only used git/mercurial, and joining a company that required using svn would give me serious pause.