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I do all my daily work through git-svn, queuing up checkins and rebasing like a mad-man 🙂
the down side to this is I often have a couple days work queued up (tisk tisk i know) and it makes me a little nervous that its only in one place. If I was not using git-svn and rebasing all the time i would just push my changes to another computer and clone it if i do something stupid and loose data.
What is your advice on pushing often-rebased git repos?
You could have your own remote copy to stomp all over. Storing a bare repo in dropbox is one way to go. Push to that and when you’ve rebased,
push --force