Monitor for changes to files in your project and in the .svn folders and automatically refresh the SVN change status. This will make using third-party tools easier, like Expression Blend.

Multiple exclude lists to hide elements that should not (yet) committed, would be nice.

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...

The commit/update item in the popup menu.Like VSS.

Now, when I have to lock out of date file, I only get warning message "One or more your local resources are out of date..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 It would be better have dialog with something similar "One or more your local resources are out of date.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.

It would be very useful to be able to filter the history viewer for a particular user/developer. This has two benefits: 1) When performing code reviews it is helpful to see revisions pushed by a specific developer 2) Our CI system produces several checkins and having to wade through meaningless revisions (in the context of Visual Studio - the CI server checks in an obfuscator file which doesn't affect the solution).

This would allow using a subset of the AnkhSVN 2.X support from older Visual Studios and other applications that use the MSSCCI api.

Although TFS is generally used as a combined issue tracker and source repository, many of the projects at my company use SVN for source control due to legacy reasons and TFS for work item tracking.

I'd love to see the ability to link SVN changes to TFS Work Items using a built-in issue tracker extension.

Redmine www.redmine.org is a mature open source issue tracker that could be integrated with ankhsvn for easier management in open source projects.

I would like to see a better grouping of changes to different repository paths in the pending changes dialog.

E.g. an empty line between files/file groups from different repository locations.

does AnkhSVN can set the min log size as TortoiseSVN use tsvn:logminsize property?

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.

we have a sln which contains about 30 projects. 2/3 of them in repository A,others in repository B. repository B contains all the helper projects like I/O read and write and so on.

when update reopsitory B, ankh update those porjects one by one, that's Low efficiency!!

I would have submitted this to the issue tracker or mailing list, but both were so user-unfriendly that I thought I'd do it here.

The issue (present in 2.1.10129.17) seems to be that, when no documents are open in VS, committing changes results in an error dialog saying "Failed to save open documents before committing." I finally figured out a workaround - open a document before trying to commit.