you can add stability / general bug fixing to that list..! Last time I used Ankh in anger it was fine on small projects but larger ones would slow things down proportionally and occasionally it would lose the plot completely.. Great software but needed some polish last time I saw it (which admittedly was a few month back..)

bottom line: more features != a better product

ps: I’d love to help, but I’m on holiday… ;-D

- ‘Apply Patch’ option. Create patch is fine, but people then just ask how to apply it and we have to point them at Tortoise/Cygwin
- Merge support – ie actually performing the merge, you don’t need SVN 1.5 to do that (1.5 will just track progressive merges better)
- Better history viewing – the ‘Log’ option is very basic and it doesn’t seem to want to operate across entire paths, just individual files
- Tagging & branching from within VS
- Auto-update / version checking of the Ankh plugin. Not at all essential but I kind of get used to semi-automated plugin updates in Eclipse

Ankh’s great but you really do have to have Tortoise alongside it for the moment. Definitely look at Subclipse and Subversive as what to aim for.