I liked using Mercurial, the biggest feature being the queues in my
opinion. Git seems more complicated to use and does not have a
standard queue implementation. Right now, I would advocate for
sticking to a simple solution that isn't too bad.

Git would buy us local commits (more atomic, good) and better branch
management (probably good, although we don't use them that much for
now).

Is it possible to have both for a while? We could sync a git with svn
and see if we like to use it.
-- 
David

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