git-svn: How do I sync to an svn revision?

Question

I have a cloned git-svn repo. Using "git svn rebase" will get me latest revision of svn, but how do I get an svn revision like I do with "svn update -rXXXXX"?

EDIT:

What I meant is to update to an upstream svn revision as opposed to a local git change set.

Update:

I accepted Greg Hewgill's answer, although the real solution is in his comments, as following steps:

1. git svn rebase
2. git log, and find commit ID that is between the local svn revision before Step 1 and latest upstream svn revision.
3. git checkout commitID

Answer 1

找出哪个Git提交标识符对应于您感兴趣的Subversion修订版（ git log可以在这里帮助），然后使用git checkout检查该提交。

Answer 2

git-svn creates one commit for every revision. You can use git checkout <branch> <commit-id> to check out that commit.

You can use git log to find the appropriate commit, especiall with the grep flag: --grep=<pattern> Limit the commits output to ones with log message that matches the specified pattern (regular expression).

This is important because the revision should be in the commit message that git-svn creates.