Git and SVN play well together, most of the tools are to allow you you to use 
git to access an SVN repository - since the normal problem is that you have a 
large existing SVN install and are moving to git clients.
(eg http://www.viget.com/extend/effectively-using-git-with-subversion/)

You can either use this to maintain a local SVN repo mirror of OSG (simple 
since you aren't pushing back into OSG) or you can use the git-svn tools to 
access both the OSG git repo and your own local SVN repo with the same tools.

Martin

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