Thanks for the response, Chad.
I know fundraising is on a different schedule than everyone else, so that's
perfectly ok and we can look to a time after the main migrations are done that will work well for you guys too.
The Wikimedia repository is used by others besides just fundraising, although the fundraising team is probably its heaviest user. I know that some folks from Wikimedia Sweden are using it, as is Ryan Faulkner for community analytics, and I believe Nimish has been using at as well.
That said, I imagine timing of a switchover will be most important to coordinate with the fundraising team. I'm no longer the engineering lead for fundraising (I've moved to the mobile team), so I suggest coordinating with Katie Horn.
read-only by this time next year (very roughly). If you've got a project
that you're maintaining in svn (other than core or extensions), now's the time to start thinking about where you want it to eventually end up. If you're wanting to move to git with the rest of us, the WMF git repo will obviously welcome any existing svn project. If you're wanting to stick with svn or go another route--let me know, I'll be happy to work with you to figure something out.
IMO, it would be best to have the Wikimedia repo also completely converted to Git. I imagine it will be a big logistical headache attempting to maintain both SVN and Git repositories. But thank you for being willing to be flexible :)