What prompted you to choose SVN as a version control system instead of Git?

SVN (Subversion) is chosen over Git in certain cases where a centralized version control model is important.

Reasons for choosing SVN can include:

• Centralized storage: In SVN, all history and files are stored on a central server, which simplifies access control and administration.
• Ease of use: For some teams and projects, SVN appears easier to learn, especially if complex branching is not required.
• Support for large binary files: SVN handles large files and binary artifacts better.
• Integration with existing tools: Some companies already have infrastructure for SVN, and switching to Git may not be practical.

Example: If a project requires strict control over repository access rights and centralized management, SVN may be preferable to Git, which is oriented towards a distributed model.