What happens when a commit fails in Copado?

When a commit fails in Copado, the user is notified of the error via email. This notification system is crucial as it ensures that users are aware of issues that may affect their deployment process or require their immediate attention. By receiving an email alert, users can quickly diagnose the problem and take the necessary steps to resolve the issues causing the failure. This prompt communication helps maintain project momentum and allows for rapid responses to deployment challenges.

In contrast, other options do not represent accurate outcomes when a commit fails. For instance, automatic retries may lead to unnecessary complications, and reverting changes without user consent could introduce further issues. Additionally, requiring the user to create a new commit could prevent effective troubleshooting, which is why the notification approach is more beneficial.