git-svn: creating tags from a subdirectory of trunk

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Hi,

I'm trying to setup a git mirror of a svn repository.  The tags in
this repository are not created trunk it self, but from subdirectories
of trunk. The tags and branches are in the standard places.
e.g:
/trunk/main -> tags/main-1
/trunk/plugins/foo -> tags/foo-1
/trunk/plugins/bar -> tags/bar-1

I run 'git svn clone -s svn-url target'. It starts going over the
history nicely until it reaches the first branch. It calls this branch
something like tags/tag-name@revision, and starts retrieving the
entire project history again from r1. This is repeated for every
branch.

I've created a very small standalone shell script that demonstrates the problem:

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#!/bin/bash

REPO=`pwd`/svn-repo
WC=`pwd`/svn-wc
svnadmin create $REPO
REPO=file://$REPO
svn co $REPO $WC
SUBDIR=$WC/trunk/subdir

mkdir $WC/tags $WC/trunk $WC/branches $SUBDIR
svn add $WC/*
svn commit -m "structure" $WC
svn cp -m "create a tag" $REPO/trunk/subdir $REPO/tags/1

git svn clone -s $REPO git-repo
=====


When you run this, the output of git-svn is:

=====
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/tom/experiment/git-repo/.git/
W: +empty_dir: trunk/subdir
r1 = 3b90e67a4d8e9a2d32d4389b0f6ac93e23f38a46 (trunk)
Found possible branch point:
file:///home/tom/experiment/svn-repo/trunk/subdir =>
file:///home/tom/experiment/svn-repo/tags/1, 1
Initializing parent: tags/1@1
r1 = 0ad93ba4a7f6c43de30ab4dd05161662b75a6adb (tags/1@1)
Found branch parent: (tags/1) 0ad93ba4a7f6c43de30ab4dd05161662b75a6adb
Following parent with do_switch
Successfully followed parent
r2 = ce47fc7b4e21000c84da63ad5f643c18118d1918 (tags/1)
Checked out HEAD:
  file:///home/tom/experiment/svn-repo/tags/1 r2
=====

Note the tags/1@1 and then starting over again from r1.

It's not so bad in this little example, but try this on a repository
with  200 tags and 16000 revisions...
So my question: is this normal or a bug ? Can I do something to import
this repository correctly ?

Thanks,

Tom
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