Sometimes I want to see what I'm pulling before I actually bring the changes in. Atlassian's SourceTree does this by default.

We all know svn branch behaviors are weird but still have to work with it. In git-svn any svn path can be assign as a branch, that's a crucial feature smartgit neglect.

Please, tell me, where can I find informations about icons meaning below?

In first picture, origin and local develop branches are "connected".

In second picture, icons are not connected.

Head is the same, diffs reporting that files are 100% identical... but in one case is icon "connected" in other one are "disconnected". What does it mean? :)

Kindly thank you for your reply.

So if there is something to pull for a given repo, add a separate notification icon for the pull button. Same for push.

Not that just an arrow icon on the repo name.

Currently, there is no way to slim down the files panes behind a certain point. This lead that on 13" display, the pane is taking more around 1/3 of screen space.

I would love to slim it down to display only filenames and use the full width to increase the comparison windows.

For example at some point you developed component and it was committed. Then something happened and it was removed (architecture changed, reworked code, etc.). It would be nice to still be able to search for those files or display them as separate list.

It would be great if ReviewBoard could be supported natively for pre-commit reviews.

It's possible to call RBTools via an external tool call but it doesn't work for SVN repositories because they aren't standard git-svn repositories and aren't supported by RBTools.

It would also be handy to have UI support for creating and updating ReviewBoard reviews.

Now there are two built in layouts (Main and Review). I would like to be able to customize some of custom layouts and switch between them.

To stay focussed on the current repository only.