This release introduces support for all four git providers on both cloud and self-hosted servers. It also includes new features like the ability to pin components and to edit connections using a table. New Features and Enhancements: - Azure, Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab support for local and cloud versions of these platforms, with the ability to configure ports for HTTP(S) and SSH requests. - Ability to pin components in the dashboard to a specific location. - Created a component that organizes components into a grid using pins. - You can bulk edit the location of pins with the bulk shift pins action. - A confirm window now appears for all bulk action actions. - You can view and edit a component’s connections in a table interface. - Support for ./iguana --id to get the IguanaId of an instance. - Added title properties to more buttons to help explain their functions. - Gracefully handle hl7.message when the name argument is a segment or composite. - Improved stability and performance by moving processes onto worker threads. - Git History view for components that merges in relevant library git history (Beta feature). Bug Fixes: - Fixed Git issues when the Iguana working directory contains spaces in the name. - Fixed the optional string parameter parsing issue in net.sftp and net.smtp. - Extended net.sftps.list to return the raw response from the server. - Fixed issues with pulling Git changes involving libraries where the upstream repository had the wrong scheme (HTTP[S] vs SSH). - Fixed how we indexed our built-in help functions in the cache. - Fixed the component count being off by one after purging the logs.