Add the Option for Mandatory Comments on Commit.

Forcing a comment to be made before commit is allowed.

Default setting for All New projects and Individual settings for existing projects.

It would be nice if we could set up a template for commit comments so that we do not have to add a comment structure that we use to make comments look uniform

I usually start to write a detailed commit message whitout commiting immediatly. The very annoying thing is that if I close visual studio (or if it crashes...) before commiting, my message is entirely lost. If you found a way to save this message this would be great !!

It would be nice to have suggestions in commit message textbox, which would include file names, classes etc.

tortoisesvn has such feature

Currently if a message is added to the pending changes tab, it will be discarded upon closing visual studio. It'd be nice if these could be kept between sessions, to help remember any changes since the last commit...

Now, when I have to lock out of date file, I only get warning message "One or more your local resources are out of date.. and so on" with "OK" button. It would be better have dialog with something similar "One or more your local resources are out of date. Do you want get latest version?" with button Yes, No.

When a file is locked, but no other changes have been made to the file, "Commit changes" becomes active in the interface, but selecting it does not unlock the file (and therefore commit changes remains active). This behaviour also exists in Tortoise, but is equally annoying there.

When you delete a file from your project, you are not able to diff or annotate it, because your local changes are gone. However, it can be handy to be able to view the last version from the repository from the Pending Changes area, if you need to refresh your memory regarding what you deleted, to help in writing up the comment.

When diffing a file, I'd like to be able to set the default from type and to type that are specified so that the shift key bypass is more useful to me.

The defaults of Base and Working are useless to me as that shows what I've done locally - which, if I'm committing as often as I should, I know what I've done. Being able to default to Latest Version instead of Base would save me lots of clicks.

I was not able to find anything in Ankh ( Visual Studio) which lets me browse conflicted files.

Note that some of the resolve options (e.g. Edit Conflicts) require a merge tool to be setup in Tools -> Options -> Source Control -> Subversion user tools

Would like to view and edit the conflicts in Ankh itself.

When a revision property is changed, please just update the single row in the list, rather than forcing a full refresh of every revision.

I want do something such as(run a exe\bat) after (or before) Do commit.

In the VisualStudio Reposity-Explorer I am able to move Folders to another subdirs.
Please auto-Refresh the view. I can see my subdirs after moving them until I manually select the parent-folder and click on the refresh-button.

I'm missing a simple feature; viewing a file from the history window (no diff) and if possible from an external editor.