This may reflect our somewhat primitive use of SVN but could we please, as well as the 'All', 'Changed', 'Modified' tabs, have a tab/icon to show files with updates waiting in the repository?
Currently, in each working copy, you get a count of updated files but now way of checking what you might be brining into a currently functioning (but dated) environment.
It would really help with regression testing.

After I updated to version 2.7, I was no longer able to connect via svn+ssh to my SVN(version1.6) repository.

But I can still connect from the terminal using svn v1.6.16

delete --keep-local is very handy when you import and inadvertently add project local files.

Add an option to automatically download logs when updating.

With large projects like we have (Several hundred - several thousand) commits to various projects in the svn, viewing the log entries of a file can take 15-20 minutes downloading the log files for every commit up to the latest. It would be nice to have an option to just download the logs when updating the working copy.

when you edit several files and you want to review each one before committing having a keyboard that allows you to move to the next / previous file would be handy (and much appreciated)

I would like to see my fixed-width font selection from "Preferences > General" honored for use in displaying the SVN log and for use in composing commit comments. As far as I can tell, the only place it seems to be used is in displaying changes between versions.

I'd like to be able to preview the incoming updates from the repository, and view the diff of the incoming update before updating my working copy

Is there a way to perform a full text search of a subversion repository, including all the history?

For example, I've written a feature that I used somewhere, but then it wasn't needed, so I svn rm'd the files, but now I need to find it again to use it for something else. The svn log probably says something like "removed unused stuff", and there's loads of checkins like that.

When I select "Delete", it not only will mark an item as deleted, but will delete it locally when committed. It would be nice to have an option, either as a separate menu item next to 'Delete', or as a dialog when deleting, to "Just remove from version control and don't delete locally, OR Also delete locally".

I can send the e-mail via applescript, by my attempts to call a shell script that pastes the last log item to the clipboard and use this as the body of the message fails. By itself, the bash script supplied by Cornerstone does send it to the clipboard ... putting it all together isn't working for me. Does anyone have a script that they can post?

When updating my working copies, it is sometimes difficult to see in the transcript view whether the files being modified are added, deleted, conflicted, or updated because all the icons are grey. It would be cool to see at a glance whether I have any conflicts as the working copy is being updated. Maybe added is green, deleted is red, conflicted is yellow, update is blue? Something like that?

would be a convinient feature to be able to categorize my working copies and have different selectable "views"

If you have a working copy of a repository's root, checking out a directory (or file) within it should not ask you to choose the location... it should automatically place it in the correct subdirectory (and create it if needed).

Double clicking a file that is not checked out should first check it out into the corresponding path within your working copy directory, then open the working copy of that file.

I switch between Cornerstone and Git-Tower depending on what my clients use. I generally like the layout of Cornerstone, but diffing feels so tedious- it just doesn't feel natural to go through all the changes before committing them.

I would much rather have the "diff" button open a panel below the bottom toolbar that *stays* open while I select different files. So if you wanted to look at what you changed, you could just keep it open and select one file after another.

This would be especially useful in the "Changed" view.

Do you plan in NEAR Future to support svn 1.7.x ?

Cannot ignore pattern like "generated/*".

When doing a commit, I'd like Cornerstone to propose the name of file(s) which are subject to the commit when typing comment.
See how Tortoise acts: when typing the comment and the name of a file being committed, after the first few characters, Tortoise expands these to the name. It works like syntax completion but now for filenames.

Tortoise does this and it's handy. If I've made changes in an external and in the parent code which need to go together, it would be nice to only have to commit from the parent and have it automatically add the commits from the external, rather than doing it in two (or as often in my case, five) steps.