Server Explorer in vs11 has lost the ability to step into or debug SQL Server Stored Procedures, and why is Server Explorer in black/grey mode, while SQL SERVER OBJECT EXPLORER uses colour?

Apart from supporting the ICollectionView there needs to be some way of creating a collection view in code for MVVM scenarios.

I guess the approach wich requires the least amount of work from you is to make the PagedCollectionView availible in .NET 4.5 and Metro (if it is not already availible) applications.

I use it with productivity power tools in VS2010 and it's very helpfull.
Thanks

Presumably conditioned by many, many hours of web browser use, I today right-clicked on a function call in Visual Studio, expecting to see a "Go To Definition In New Tab" menu option.

It wasn't there. Please add it.

Being able to drag windows onto a split screen separate from the source windows hosted on the main IDE has improved developer productivity. However, it becomes troublesome when you have more than one source window on the split screen since it does not cater for docking of the floating screens into another tabbed MDI structure. It would be nice to be able to have tabbed MDIs on both screens to make navigation easier.

Provide classes for using NTFS in transactional way, with support for TransactionScope.

Allow @ variables to be defined at a folder (or even the root) level and then allow users to then define work item queries with those variables.

I manage multiple teams with differing iterations, and it would be nice to be able to change the "Current Sprint" queries by modifying a single folder-level variable than editing multiple WI queries with the same value over and over.

I have created check in alert "ASP.NET MVC Test Poject: A file with a specific file extension is checked in" and after testing, it sends alerts to all team members BUT e-mail does not tells anything.

You can see it in attachment.
There should be customized e-mail messages for different types of alerts, for example: Project Name + Alert

In details at the beginning should be detail explanation why this email message has been happened etc..etc.

I hope to get native zen-coding support in vs12. developer of zen-coding in vs10 have tell that they are not working on it anymore.

When searching for a string in a project's source code, I often find myself wasting time examining lines that have been commented out. it would be useful to offer an option to return only lines that are not commented out, so as not to confuse the results.

When adding a new file I do Ctrl+Shift+A select the C++ file option and then go to set the file name.

I double click on the "Source.cpp" in the "Name" box and it selects the entire file name.

I already selected .cpp file 99.9% of the time I do not want to change the extension. The first double click in the name box should select "Source" not the entire "Source.cpp"

Its little things like this that greatly simplify workflow when done correctly and drive developers nuts when they can see an obvious way it could be done better.

in old diff, there was a popup when files were identical. although I hate popups, it was nice to have something "in your face" letting you know the files were identical. please add a high-contrast status bar with a message stating they are identical. please DO NOT use a popup dialog!

When working with our scrum plans I have the need for copying work items and linking them as childs on other work items. Already I can move work items in my result list using drag and drop, but I cannot use the control button in connection with drag and drop for copying. Instead I have to copy the item first and then drag and drop move it to the new parent.

I think it's about time that .NET supports SFTP natively. It's a majorly supported FTP protocol and questions from customers are frequent about this feature.

As a product owner I want to review PBIs and related Test Cases, including test results, in TFS so that I know what to review for product readiness. I do not appear to be able to perform this simple function if we use Test Manager.

I think you now that vsm is not the answer. WPF Trigger please.