What does Copado ensure when a deletion is committed?

When a deletion is committed in Copado, it ensures that all other modified components that are associated with the deletion are automatically cleaned up. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the codebase, as it prevents orphaned or inconsistent states that could arise from leaving behind modified components related to the deletion. By automatically cleaning up related components, Copado helps streamline the deployment process, ensuring that the repository remains organized and that the impact of the deletion is fully accounted for in the version control system.

In contrast, while backups are essential for recovery and might be a feature in some systems, the focus is not on automatic backup creation in this context. Changes to the repository are indeed made during a deletion commit, and simply creating new user stories for deleted components does not align with the functionality aimed at cleanup and consistency within the repository. Therefore, the emphasis on automatic cleanup from the existing components makes it clear why this is the correct answer.