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My requirement is when I do any changes to my sandbox then I can also fetch to my local system and can commit those changes to feature branch.

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If you're familiar with git, then there's nothing special about BitBucket. It works the same as GitHub, GitLab, etc. Simply Enable Source Tracking in Sandboxes (Setup > Dev Hub > Enable Source Tracking in Developer and Developer Pro Sandboxes), then refresh or create a new Sandbox and authorize SFDX to that org. You can then use force:source:push and force:source:pull to sync changes between the Sandbox and your local copy of the repo, which you can then use normal git commands (git add, git commit, git push, git pull) using BitBucket.

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  • The places where they are different are pull request handling and automation, but these don't necessarily come into the picture in this scenario. It is worth noting that .forceignore should be set up to avoid polluting your local workspace with metadata that isn't relevant.
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