One can reorder the environments any way that they see fit while looking at the environment page, but is there a way to reorder the dashboard page instead of the default alphabetical order?

No.

I would love to be able to put the more important project(s) on the top and the lesser ones below it. I also do not want to change the name to reflect this by putting "A_blah", "B_blah".

So I would like to be able to have a re-order ability for the dashboard.

Currently when I add tenants to the project an overview is changing. Without tenats I see deployment for al channels. After adding even one tenant overview changes so I see un-tenanted deployments as single bar. And I see no option to see previous overview which were very helpful. We are working with feature branches with a lot of different channels and now it is hard to check which version is on which environment. It will be great if I can see old overview after clicking "un-tenanted" icon.

We would like to be able to filter a process by Channel, to only show the steps that apply to one channel.

For some of our projects, we have a process that only requires a few steps for one channel.

To make it more apparent what the process is, it would be helpfull to filter the process steps shown by process.

The users view that pages user into n number of pages, makes it a hassle to find a user when you have 100 or more users.

I would like to be able to search for a user, and search across username, displayname and email address.

The only way to specify a rolling deployment is by grouping several steps into one parent step.

Child steps cannot specify any run condition (success, fail, variable) but some child steps run condition can be based on several factors controlled by run conditions.

I already opened a discussion here: http://help.octopusdeploy.com/discussions/problems/55380-add-ability-to-use-run-conditions-for-child-steps

As it is now if you can change the deployment process, you can also set scripts to run on the Octopus Server. We want people to be able to change the deployment process, but not to run scripts on the Octopus Server. A permission or feature-toggle to restrict that option would be great.

I'm getting persons username when receiving deployment status email from automatically triggered deployment (by Project trigger on machine becomes available event). In the email template i'm using Octopus.Deployment.CreatedBy.Username system variable to display user who has run deployment.
So in case of auto-triggered deployments I would like to get value "System" instead of some person's username (apparently one's who first has run the deployment manually).

Ref: http://help.octopusdeploy.com/discussions/problems/52736-octopusdeploymentcreatedbyusername-value-is-not-system-when-deployment-fired-by-project-trigger

Support deployment of Azure Function projects

Currently the information included in the logs, regarding variable substation is very limited:

Performing variable substitution on <filename>

This could be improved in a few ways:
- Add the number of variables substituted to the logs
- Include the variable, and value substituted as Verbose (Sensitive values replaced with stars)
- Add the variable names substituted to an Output variable; I could do my own lookup of the value, and email a report in a follow up script step

In the end, I'm just looking for some way to verify an integral part of deployments.

Often the valid set of values for prompt variables are limited. It would be great to be able to add a regex against which the value could be validated in the UI before executing the deployment

The ability to hot-link to publicly accessible widgets/icons that show the last Octopus deploy status for a particular project and it's environment. Very similar to how build tools do it (like TC Server, Jenkins, VSTS and Travis CI). See an example here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/status-images/

Currently machine policies are only able to be applied at the machine level. The idea is to set the policies at the environment level so they are applied to all machines within that environment. That would make it easier to manage groups of machines at a time, and would automatically apply policies to newly added machines. This could be helpful in auto-scaling scenarios.

Currently email notifications from subscriptions are created from a non-customizable template. It would be a great enhancement to be able to add more details in the email than what's already included in the template. For example, you may want to include the channel name that the relevant release is in.

Need support for certificates with gost algorithm of encryption (provided by Crypto-Pro)

It would be nice to be able to see step progression on the dashboard, not just the ajax spinner.

Something like http://i.imgur.com/DG3QYYv.png

Currently the audit screen only shows when an item was deployed or changed with 'x days ago', 'x minutes ago' etc.

It would much more useful to able to provide this information to an auditor (say when undergoing a SOC II audit) if this was the actual date/time.