I wrote this script because I use quilt for patch management in the SVN trees. Thats really good for me (because quilt is awesome), but it has a flaw in that if I commit an applied patch to the SVN tree then quilt gets really confused (as you can expect). Thats where this script comes in - I pop all the patches off the tree, and use this script to commit them and then I just delete them from the quilt stack. It also lets me review the log before submitting so I can make sure it was signed/acked off.
So, here is is - if it is useful for you then awesome, if not, then oh, well. Suggestions for improvement also welcome.
Jordan
svn-commit-patch.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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