What does it mean for a component to be classified as 'new' in Copado?

In Copado, a component classified as 'new' indicates that the component has been added to the project but does not yet exist in the feature branch. This classification is important for understanding how changes in development branches relate to the overall project structure and version control processes.

When a component is marked as 'new,' it signifies that it is an addition that has not yet been merged into the primary working branch of the project. This status allows development teams to track what elements need to be integrated and helps maintain a clear view of the evolution of the project.

The other options refer to different states of a component. For instance, a deleted component would not be considered 'new,' as it indicates removal. Being fully integrated denotes that the component is already part of the feature branch, thus not qualifying as 'new.' Lastly, an archived and inactive component suggests it is not currently in use, which also doesn’t align with the definition of 'new.' Understanding this classification is crucial for effective project management and development workflows within Copado.