git-svn branches creation question

Is it possible to create and track new branches (or tags) using git-svn?

I know how to track existing branches, but new ones?

Some context. I'm tracking a CVS repository doing update from time to time on the master branch (using simply rsync and git-svn dcommit). Now I want to add a new tag for updates on the master. Currently I'm using svn copy. I'd like to do this directly from Git.

Thanks.

   Pascal Obry
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I don't think there's a way to do this. You can create branches in git that *aren't* tracked in svn, of course, if you want to do that.

And creating branches in svn is a single command, even if you don't have an svn checkout:

svn cp $SVN/trunk $SVN/branches/whatever

So it seems unnecessary to duplicate this feature in git.

Have fun,

Avery

Avery,

That's what I'm doing as I said in my message.

Well it would be quite handy to work on Git directly (eventually off-line) and doing the final "git svn dcommit" to update the subversion repository and creating the branches if necessary.

Pascal.

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