Integration with Youtrack ???... and I simply hate to sing in and sign out all the time .

I hate that

There was already a suggestion of this kind:
https://plasticscm.uservoice.com/forums/15467-general/suggestions/5657638-add-option-in-pending-changes-to-tell-plasic-that

But the solution is not very convenient. If we do a refactor there may be a lot of added/deleted items. I simply want to select a pair of added/deleted items then open context menu and select "repair move" or anything equivalent. I already know what has been moved and want to mark this explicitly. Tweaking the similarity so Plastic will find the added file is too complicated.

I'm sure it might be possible if there's a way to signal a unity3d editor script to automatically build when a commit is made to a repo/branch. So imagine me taking a secondary computer and just dedicating it to holding my repository/doing unity builds. I've heard of people doing stuff like this with jenkins, but there's probably a practical reason why unity cloud build is so popular.

Really love the progress bar when you switch changesets want to see it in more places, especially the merge from changeset screen, hard to know when my 10GB of assets that I'm merging from are finished downloading until the merge window's start popping up.

When the setup is finished, the client is always started.
It's a little annoying on servers, where the client isn't setup.
So please add an option to the last page of the setup 'launch client', just like the 'launch server' that already exists.

We use an email service to send the assignee of a created code review a message.
Also the creator of the code review gets a message if the review is changed (using the after-editreview trigger). This is also triggered if the assignee adds a comment to the code review, but there is no possibility to get the comment to add it to the email.

So it would be nice to add the comment (if there is any) as variable .

Problem:

Single remote workers switching changesets with average download speeds have to wait a long time to grab new changesets for the first time when using proxy server.

Solution:

Proxy server should have the data pushed to it from the plastic server, since the remote user may not always want the changeset immediately there is plenty of time to upload before the remote user is ready to switch to it.

It would be nice if there would be a hotkey for going to the home changeset in the branch explorer.

We use this feature very often and after the button was removed from the top bar, it would now be easyer to this with a hotkey instead of the "floating" menu in the branch explorer.

Problem:
I'm on /main and would like to know when the change of a specific piece of code has entered /main. Annotate just tells me when and where this change happened first, but it's close to impossible to track the merge path through branch explorer or revision tree.

What would really help:
Just annotate on /main (or any other branch, should'nt make any difference) and tell me the /main changesets at which certain lines entered the game.

I would like for you to add webhooks into plastic scm cloud.

When I choose "Mount this changeset in Plastic Drive", I get a long and confusing text message because I do not yet have dokan.dll installed. The text message contains a long URL with the download location.

Even if you are not going to make the installation process automatic, you could still reduce friction by making the download URL clickable. This makes the URL stand out from the rest of the text, and makes 'the right choice' easier.

When viewing the list of code reviews on the code review screen it would be great to have some indication that comments have been added to a review without having to open the review.

An extra column with an icon would work pretty well but also if each review in the list could be clicked on to expand showing a nested grid with a preview of the first 3 comments that would be helpful too...

Fist of all, thank you for this great tool!

When I browse through the Commit History and select a .cs file, then select Semantic diff, and then switch the commit, then depending on the file type that is selected gmaster falls back to Text diff. This is correct behavior I guess, but when I switch to the next commit and it is a .cs file again I would have expected that I get the Semantic diff again, but instead I am in text diff mode and have to switch manually.

In the absence of a "Sync All View" in Sync Replication View, have a visual marker to indicate out of data repos so it can be determined at a glance which repos are out of sync and require syncing. Probably a different colour for repos with incoming changes and a different colour for outgoing changes, and something to indicate there are both incoming and outgoing.