> I don't use git-svn much, but the plain git equivalent would be
>
> git fetch # update local object store
> git log master..origin/master # show me what's in the master branch on
>                               # origin that I don't have locally

Yep, pretty much the same in git-svn land:

$ git svn fetch
$ git log trunk..

(The branch might not be named "trunk", of course ...)
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