How does the Copado platform facilitate workload distribution among developers?

The Copado platform facilitates workload distribution among developers primarily by recording changes accurately in user stories. This mechanism allows multiple developers to work on different parts of a project concurrently without overlapping efforts. User stories serve as distinct pieces of work that can be assigned individually, enabling developers to take ownership of specific tasks within the project.

By accurately capturing the changes associated with each user story, Copado ensures that all modifications are tracked systematically. This organization allows development teams to see who is working on what, reducing the chances of duplication of work and helping to assign tasks based on each developer's current workload or skills.

The other options do not promote effective workload distribution. Assigning all tasks to a single developer would create bottlenecks and reduce the overall efficiency of the team. A single branch for all developers to modify could lead to conflicts in code and an overwhelming amount of changes at once. Limiting changes to only one branch would also restrict collaboration and the ability to develop features in parallel, which is essential for modern agile development practices.