Bug in git-sh-prompt: incorrectly determines the upstream for repos produced by recent git svn clone --stdlayout

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Let me copy-paste the original bug report from the Debain mail list by Paul Wise http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.debian.devel.bugs.general/1321117. The bug is still reproducible with the latest version of git-prompt.sh.

I recently did a git svn clone of the Planet Debian SVN and I noticed
that the normal upstream indicator in the git part of my $PS1 was not
working properly. The issue appears to be that the code decides that
the upstream is trunk instead of origin/trunk. trunk gives an error
from git rev-list but origin/trunk does not. It works for normal git
svn clone because there the remote branch is just named git-svn with
no origin/ prefix. I'm using the below settings for my bash git PS1.
In case you need a small repo to reproduce this with, try neomis.
It still works with some of my old repos because the remote branch is
just trunk instead of origin/trunk, so I think git-svn changed this.
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