This python script is the best I have come up with so far. I just hacked it together and on a cursory first couple uses, seems to be acting correctly, but I can\'t help but
First, do a git branch -a to list all the remote branches:
$ git branch -a
git-svn
For me, only the git-svn branch is listed, but you may have different names depending on what options you passed to git svn clone. Then, use
git log git-svn..
(substituting your appropriate name for git-svn). The above command (note the two trailing dots ..) shows all the commits on the current branch since the nearest common ancestor of the current branch and the git-svn branch.