Copado Essentials now supports connecting to Bitbucket repositories, in addition to GitHub. When you add an org, simply select Bitbucket in the Type dropdown. Give your repo a name and proceed with authorization. Upon successful authorization, the Git Repository dropdown will list all the repositories that you have access to. Select a repo, click Save and you should be ready to deploy from and to this Bitbucket repository.

Previously, Copado Essentials mandates that all source repositories must store metadata source in a folder named "project". Per our user requests, you can now customize this and select the source folder to match your specific directory structure. When you create a new git org, the default value for Source Folder is "/project".

Previously when committing changes to a DX repository with multiple packages, the XML merge contains white space and newline character at the end. This bug should be fixed in this release.