[ScottBurson]

SVN has its limitations, but having used Perforce in my last job and now using Git, I wouldn't mind going back. It's a judgment call, as the two systems have different strengths and weaknesses, but I don't find Git to be an overwhelming improvement. For instance, in Git, if you merge from branch A to branch B while work is underway on both, then merge A to master — and assuming you're using squash merges, as is pretty much essential to get a readable commit history — and then merge from master to B, you're in merge hell, because Git doesn't remember that the squash-merge commit contains some of the changes that were already merged to B. Perforce gets this right: it gives you an equally clear master history, with a single merge commit each time you merge from a branch, but doesn't lose the relationship of that to the individual commits in the branch.