Just a short summary after discussing this problem between @Brilliantnut and support@subgit.com:
Our team has decided to support special kind of revision properties that keep metadata information of corresponding Git commit: author, committer, timestamp, commit ID, etc.
I'll update this answer as soon as we publish new build with this feature implemented.
Update:
In order to set Git specific revision properties in Subversion repository, adjust SubGit configuration file as follows:
$ edit GIT_REPO/subgit/config
[svn]
...
revisionProperties = committer, author, date, log, commit
...
and then run subgit install
in order to activate this configuration update:
$ subgit install GIT_REPO
After that SubGit sets the following properties for every revision it converts from Git to SVN:
subgit:committer="Git Committer <git.committer@company.com>"
subgit:author="Git Author <git.author@company.com>"
subgit:date="2015-06-10 16:46:01 +0400"
subgit:log="fix foo"
subgit:commit=9039c430e12d25c3ef250c8e49c4a57877c36343
You can also choose which properties to set by adjusting configuration option:
[svn]
...
revisionProperties = date, log, commit
...
There are the following limitations for this feature:
subgit:* revision properties are not set on those revisions that were committed by SVN users and not converted from Git commits by SubGit;
If one adds/removes new Git branch or tag on a commit which is already synchronized with SVN repository, SubGit creates a new SVN revision which has no subgit:* properties set.