SVN repo sync with TFS integrated Git -

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we have bunch of teams happily using integrated tfs git repo in tfs 2013 , set ci/cd, have 1 team that's been off on own while - they've been using tfs work item tracking , have been using local svn repo local builds, manual qa , deploy etc.

they don't want transition git (don't see point) , adamant want use svn. because of our other teams use git our standard tfs team project template sets team project use integrated git, can't use svnbridge link svn repo tfs version control without having go through lengthy process of creating new team projects , using tfs integration move of work items (and history) across - messy proposition @ best.

what i'd use subgit mirror svn repo tfs integrated git - of subgit documentation refers local git repo gets created part of subgit config - i'd want instead use existing tfs integrated git repo relates existing team project.

i'm open suggestions around best way attack conundrum - given team must use svn , ci/cd build system must in tfs (preferably using integrated git tfs repo) what's best way sync , automated ci working?


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