Many organisations have employees that will be moving around the world (especially true in Europe) and the is currently no way to change region on a Windows Live ID and subsequently the billing. This will remove any ability for many companies to adopt TFS in the cloud.

p.s. "Just create a new account" is not an acceptable answer.

"This Windows Store app could not be packaged. You can only package Windows Store apps on computers that have the Windows 8 operating system."

Please enable us to connect our company domain to the Team Foundation Service so we can connect to the Service with our internal domain credentials. Preferrable via Active Directory Federation Services, simliar to Office 365.

I want to save my projects in Skydrive and load them from right there. The full project resides in cloud and accessible directly through Visual Studio. But we should also be able to open or edit files as plain text files directly within browser. Almost like office files. There should be some optional mercurial-like source code control with it. This is a appreciated but closed suggestion in Microsoft connect- http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/468278/loading-and-saving-projects-in-live-skydrive-account

TFService is a wonderfull tool for small teams, but it would be even greater if it was possible to integrate with Sharepoint, which is impossible as of now (Spent about 5 hours to discover this, was too hopeful, I guess..)

TFS online signup seems to just grab the first live ID it finds. I actually wanted to sign up with a different one!

as a scrum.org PSD.Net trainer, I want to propose to my students a TFSPreview's implementation of the Sprint Goal, so that they can share their sprint goal online along with their Sprint backlog

We have a project hosted on TfsPreview that uses Syncfusion. We can't build it on the build-server because we can't register the relevant component.
I suggest you expose a way one can register a licensed component. It can be, for example a method of editing a pseudo registry key that is only active during build, or you can provide with a set of well-known licensed libraries (for example - "Add Licensed Component" -> "Syncusion" -> "v5.0" -> "Enter key")

I suggest, Maven should be available in the Cloud Build Services. On TFS this is easily achieved by copying the "apache-maven" folder to the "BuildExtensions" folder of MSBuild. In that way, Team Foundation Services can support Java builds in the best manner.

Currently, Azure Cloud Service Projects only support associating 1 website with 1 web role. (More are possible through XML configs, but difficult and buggy) Often is the case where we want to have multiple websites deployed on a single web role with full deployment support for each.

We would like to deploy multiple websites to a single web role and have each of the websites support web.config transformation. Currently web.config transformations only work for the primary website within a web role.

Looking for the following features:
Cloud hosting and local embedded (unit testing friendly would be essential)
Clean lightweight API for C#.
Functional API for F# as well as F# immutable types friendly, naturally a type provider to go along.

When opening the control panel, this comes up in a new window/tab. with no easy navigation back to the home page. It will be a lot easier if the control panel opened up in the same window with a link back to Home.

When creating a website in azure, we often want to have multiple environments for developing azure-based applications. (dev, test, etc.) In order to make this more affordable, we'd like the ability to use smaller instance sizes and end-point configurations when deploying an Azure Cloud Service Project to an Azure environment. Currently you cannot configure multiple instance type configurations for the same role.

Should be self-explanatory, but if an owner wants additional fields on a Bug work item for How Found, Customer, etc, then they can do it. If they want a Request work item for feature requests, then they can do that as well.

I currently don't see a way to do this on the TFSPreview.com site.

Source, Ressource and Projectfiles in Cloud, without the TFS, one Developer has Acess to Sourcefiles in different Places and Locations

I am enjoying using the TFS Preview. But one scepticism from some colleques is "How do I know Microsoft aren't scanning and stealing my code\ideas". Aside form the fact they may be over rating their ability - a good point is if they had the next big idea how could they be comfortable knowing it is not being accessed without them knowing it?

Perhaps a verfied solution to give confience that users code\ideas are safe from others eyes would help with adoption.

Guys, it was really great move for VS team to support git, But the current Git support is very primitive.

I can't connect to TFS Projects with other IDE's or Non-TFS Build server's for our mobile development. It's becoming a hindrance to continue.

Requesting you to support the Git Eco-System, not that i don't want to use TFS. We do use TFS and other tools as well for different purposes.