In Vim version 7.4.2066
When repeating the command :diffput using @: or a mapping containing :diffput
each change to the buffer that is being put to is lumped into one big undo
block. I would expect that either of the uses of indirect calls to :diffput
would produce a new undo block like repeating of :diffget with @: does.
I did notice that the expected behavior is achieved if you navigate to the
buffer being put to after each indirect :diffput call.
Mapping Example:
nnoremap <leader>dp :execute 'diffput'<CR>
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