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Write a script It would take some work, but you could write a script to front end as your SVN_EDITOR. When <code>svn</code> invokes your SVN_EDITOR, it passes the name of an svn-generated temporary comment file containing the summary list of affected files to be committed. <a href="http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn-book.html#svn.advanced.externaleditors" rel="nofollow">http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn-book.html#svn.advanced.externaleditors</a> <blockquote> The value of any of these options or variables is the beginning of a command line to be executed by the shell. Subversion appends to that command line a space and the pathname of a temporary file to be edited. So, to be used with Subversion, the configured or specified editor needs to support an invocation in which its last command-line parameter is a file to be edited, and it should be able to save the file in place and return a zero exit code to indicate success. </blockquote> Conceivably, you could write a shell script that takes a filename parameter that: <ol> <li>opens the file indicated by the last arg (the svn temporary comment file)</li> <li>parses it for the files to be committed</li> <li>runs <code>svn diff</code> on each modified (non-binary) file and appends the diff output back to the end of the svn temporary comment file</li> <li>invokes your real editor on the modified svn temporary comment file</li> </ol> Make sure your script returns the return code returned by your real editor or 0 to indicate success. Then set your SVN_EDITOR env var to point to your script. Perhaps someone has already written such a script, but I couldn't find one (especially since you didn't indicate an OS). There's also a good chance that this script could generate an extremely large file. Alternative - write a macro I think a better alternative would be to use a programmable editor and program a macro that read a filename(s) from some selected line(s) and then run SVN diff on the file(s) - putting the results in a buffer or appending it to current buffer . You could then selectively highlight files from the svn temporary comment file and run SVN diff on just the key files you need. Sounds like a job for elisp! Sorry I don't have an ready-made code for you. If you do either of these, it would be interesting to see come back and post your script/macro back here as an answer.
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