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Given the case I made two independent changes in one file: eg. added a new method and changed another method.
I often don’t want to commit both changes as one commit, but as two independent commits.
On a git repository I would use the Interactive Mode of git-add(1) to split the hunk into smaller ones:
git add --patch What’s the easiest way to do this with Subversion? (Maybe even using an Eclipse plug-in)
Update:
In The Thing About Git, Ryan calls it: “The Tangled Working Copy Problem.”
With git-svn you can make a local GIT repository of the remote SVN repository, work with it using the full GIT feature set (including partial commits) and then push it all back to the SVN repository.
git-svn (1)