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We use subversion and during every check-in, a script creates a patch file with all the diff. Now for the same issue/defect there could be multiple check-ins and we end up with multiple patch files. Now to see consolidated changes for an issue all the patch files have to be merged. Is there a way to do that?
Or another way to solve the same problem is: Is there a way in subversion to get the combined diff of all changes done as part of a particular comment? Eg:
Checked in with comment: "123: first changes"
Checked in with comment: "123: second set of changes"
Checked in with comment: "123: third changes"..
Is there a way to get a combined diff of all change that happened whose comment has prefix 123?
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Make a new branch starting from the revision just before the first changeset. In the new branch, merge each changeset of the issue, in order. Take a diff between the start of the new branch and the final result. (If you do issue-based branching, you'd get the above situation automatically).
combinediff from patchutils can combine the diffs for you.
(Shamelessly borrowed from this previous SO question.)
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