git-rewrite-branch: --svn was in the usage text twice.

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/git-rewrite-branch b/git-rewrite-branch
index 970229d..6e37cc4 100755
--- a/git-rewrite-branch
+++ b/git-rewrite-branch
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 
 set -eE
 
-USAGE='[-h|-v|--no-tag|--tag=tag] <in-branch> <out-branch> <filters>...'
+USAGE='[-h|-v|--no-tag|--tag=tag|--svn] <in-branch> <out-branch> <filters>...'
 LONG_USAGE='Like filter-branch, but can be used to update branches.
 
 This creates or updates <out-branch> from <in-branch>.  If <out-branch> already
@@ -22,13 +22,12 @@ does not need to be edited.
 
     -h               Show this text
     -v               Be more verbose
-    --svn            Use an existing "git-svn-id" instead of "git-rewrite-id"
-                     (in-branch was generated by git-svn)
     --tag=<tag>      Use the exiting <tag> as found in <in-branch>, instead of
                      the commit hash.
     --no-tag         Disregard a previous "--tag="; set "git-rewrite-id" to
                      the commit hash.
-    --svn            An alias for "--tag=git-svn-id"
+    --svn            An alias for "--tag=git-svn-id" (use if <in-branch> was
+                     generated by `git-svn`).
 
 <filters> is passed directly to `git filter-branch`, and therefore has the same
 format.