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Consider a situation: I’ve made multiple changes to one versioned file and want to commit the changes. Now I realise that they’d better be committed as two separate commits – so that some changes belong to one changeset and others – to another. How can I do that most efficiently?
Copy the file, use svn diff to undo the changes for the second changeset, commit the modified file with the first changeset, copy the file back, commit second changeset.