As an employee at CollabNet, I have the pleasure of working on open source software on the clock. I started working on AnkhSVN a few months ago and I have helped in formalizing the next release of AnkhSVN. I guess you can call me the Project Lead for CollabNet. Anyway, we've finally published our 2.0 Roadmap yesterday as a public announcement of what to expect when AnkhSVN 2.0 is released. Since the roadmap has all the necessary information to keep track of the progress, I'll just give you a high-level overview of what to expect from AnkhSVN 2.0.
AnkhSVN 2.0 will have many features that you'll notice when released:

• Subversion 1.5 support
• Merge and merge tracking support
• Property management support
• Visual Studio .NET 2008 compatibility
• Enhanced log and blame support
• ...

I'll let the roadmap give you the full list, and you might want to view the Issue Tracker list of 2.0 candidates not in the 2.0 roadmap. Other than the obvious benefit of the new features, architecture and package, AnkhSVN 2.0 is a huge step in the right direction to make AnkhSVN a more complete Subversion client with features that you'd expect to see within the Visual Studio IDE. Feel free to browse the AnkhSVN project for more information, more roadmap details and for information on how to get involved.