git-svn - creating a tag in a cloned SVN repository

Hi!

I recently switched to git for my projects, even for these which are
tracked in remote SVN repositories (thanks to git-svn tool).
However, I did not find anywhere an answer to one question:

Is it possible to create a subversion-like tag in the remote SVN
repository using git-svn?

In more detail: is it possible to emulate the following SVN command:
  svn copy http://svn.project.server/project/trunk \
           http://svn.project.server/project/tags/release-1.0
using git-svn?

SVN branches and tags are properly imported into separate remote git
branches (by using -T -t and -b switches).

Thanks for your help!
BR,
/ediap

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Adam Piatyszek [off-list ref] wrote:

Hi!

I recently switched to git for my projects, even for these which are
tracked in remote SVN repositories (thanks to git-svn tool).
However, I did not find anywhere an answer to one question:

Is it possible to create a subversion-like tag in the remote SVN
repository using git-svn?

In more detail: is it possible to emulate the following SVN command:
  svn copy http://svn.project.server/project/trunk \
           http://svn.project.server/project/tags/release-1.0
using git-svn?

No, not at the moment.  Patches welcome :)

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Eric Wong