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  1. I realize that there is a request for the same in TFS, perhaps the different source control vendor doesn't make this a different request? In any event, we would like to shelve changes and we use Vault.

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  2. Oh, boy. At least after the last update (V 3.4.9.265) the function "View History" doesn't work anymore: it only displays:

    "No history available for this database"

    :-(

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  3. We like to track code reviews in TFS. Would like to have the ability to specify a code reviewer when I commit.

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  4. I understand a hook can be added to SVN so if a commit is made without a comment it will throw an error and fail - From an interface point of view it would be nice the commit couldn't even be made (i.e. the button was disabled if a "require comments" option was set).

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  5. If you look at the history to select a specific version it could be useful to make the grid sortable (on version, date,author,comment DESC/ASC) .

    Then we could sort based on the comment, this would allow to search for specific '5.1' tag or 4.2 tag..

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    declined  ·  fiona.gazeley responded

    Closing this request since it has been open for 6 years and has zero votes.

  6. Displaying the History is awesome, but it would be nice to be able to modify the comments right there in the history window.

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  7. It would be awesome to be able to see the history and do a compare between two versions in the repository.

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  8. I understand the difficulties that would exist with rolling back to previous versions of tables based on changes that may have occurred to data, relationships, etc., and rolling back sprocs/functions would have similar potential consequences. But being able to view a change history per entity and have the option to revert has got to make it into the feature pipeline if it's not already...

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