I've just used 'svn patch'. There were missing target files, but I only noticed a lot later; because all the text conflicts had .svnpatch.rej files, but the missing targets were only listed in 'svn patch' output.
So in my particular case it would have helped to have .svnpatch.rej files for missing targets. I would have noticed the lack of a target and I could have immediately looked at the diff chunks without having to browse through the original patch file. Does that generally make sense? It would sometimes need to create parent folders to place a rej file... ~Neels
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