What does Copado do when a feature branch is pushed to the repository?

When a feature branch is pushed to the repository, Copado merges the changes from the branch and commits them. This process is part of Copado's streamlined workflow for continuous integration and delivery, enabling teams to maintain an organized and efficient source control system. Merging changes allows the latest updates from the feature branch to be integrated into the main codebase, ensuring that the most recent work is available to all team members and ready for the next phases of testing and deployment.

In contrast, creating a new user story would occur during the planning and requirement gathering phase of a project and typically would not be the immediate action taken upon pushing a branch. Locking the branch is not a standard procedure during a push unless there are specific restrictions in place that prevent further changes, which is not a common practice. Generating a notification may happen as a part of the process, but the primary function when a feature branch is pushed involves merging changes and committing those updates. This is essential for maintaining a continuous delivery pipeline that promotes collaboration and rapid development cycles.