In which scenario would the 'No Changes' status be displayed?

The 'No Changes' status is displayed in scenarios where the source organization and the Git repository contain identical component versions. This means that there are no updates or differences between what exists in the source org and what is stored in Git, indicating that there are no new changes to push or retrieve. Essentially, this status reflects a situation where everything is in sync, and no further actions are required to update the repository.

In the other scenarios, the conditions do not result in a 'No Changes' status. For example, an incorrect branch name would not lead to a 'No Changes' indication; rather, it would likely result in an error or an inability to identify the correct context for changes. When changes have been successfully committed, a status might indicate that a commit has occurred rather than reflecting that no changes exist. Lastly, if a commit is still processing, the status would not be reported as 'No Changes' since it would imply that changes are being handled, even if not yet finalized. Therefore, the 'No Changes' status specifically signifies that the source org and Git are perfectly aligned without any new changes to report.