Is it possible to make git svn dcommit result in a single svn commit?

Question

According to the manual, git dcommit “will create a revision in SVN for each commit in git.” But is there a way to avoid multiple Subversion revisions? That is,

Answer 1

Ryan Tomayko wrote a bit about git rebase -i, which he said:

…[it's] a bit like git commit --amend hopped up on acid and holding a chainsaw – completely insane and quite dangerous but capable of exposing entirely new states of mind. Here you can edit, squash, reorder, tease apart, and annotate existing commits in a way that’s easier and more intuitive than it ought to be.

I have a tendency to commit often in git, but don't necessarily want to dcommit every commit to svn, and squashing all my work makes just as little sense. I'm trying it now to reorder and squash a few together into more logical commit units now.