What does the Recommit Files operation do?

The Recommit Files operation is designed to commit changes that were previously committed, essentially allowing users to reapply those changes to the version control system. This operation is particularly useful in scenarios where changes need to be re-committed due to various reasons, such as resolving conflicts or adjusting the state of the project.

When using Recommit Files, developers can ensure that their work is accurately reflected in the repository, making it critical for maintaining consistent and updated code across the project. It aids in keeping track of changes and ensuring that all relevant amendments are documented and integrated properly.

In contrast, options like permanently deleting components or linking changes to a new user story do not align with the functionality of the Recommit Files operation. The initialization of new feature branches also serves a distinct purpose unrelated to the recommitting of existing changes.