title: git-svn and a remote git repo sync
body: <p>At my workplace we use SVN for version control. I switched to git-svn when I found out about it, and recently I decided to sync some of my private branches to another remote git repo. The workflow, then, consists of rebasing from and pushing to the SVN repo via git-svn, while working on separate private feature branches that are pushed to the remote git repo so I can work on them at home if necessary.</p>
  
  <p>Now, every time I rebase from git-svn, my remote git repo asks to be pulled first. Sometimes, the changes don't merge cleanly when doing a pull, even though, supposedly, the remote repo should contain the same commits that my local one that's synced with svn. Lately I resorted to deleting the remote branches before pushing them again to the remote repo, but that can't be right.</p>
  
  <p>Is git just not set up for this sort of workflow, or am I doing something wrong?</p>
  
  <p>Thank you!</p>