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My enterprise use svn as a source control.
I would like to use git for my development (branches are so useful).
Do you think that there is no problem to checkout a svn project, to work with git in local for my development, and then, commit final changes with svn ?
Is there anything special to know when we work like this ?
git-svnworked nicely for me, but you have to be prepared that some of the more advanced features like branching (on the server) or Subversion externals might not be smooth. Test your use cases before you commit to anything.