This sounds like the "stop on copy" feature of svn log. Can it do the
same thing for merges, and if it does, would this satisfy what you are
trying to accomplish?
Quoting Robert William Vesterman <bob_at_digitalarts.com>:
> Is there a way to force a commit to include a file (or directory) that
> has not actually been modified?
>
> I would like to do this, for example, when I merge changes from a
> branch into the trunk. In that merging revision, the branch isn't
> changed at all, but I would still like to mark the branch with the
> merging revision's log message, so as to clearly and easily indicate to
> anyone browsing the history of that branch that its changes already
> have been merged back into the trunk.
>
>
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