What is considered the default commit behavior in Copado?

In Copado, the default commit behavior is designed to streamline the development process by automatically committing all changes made in the workspace. This means that when a user initiates a commit, Copado gathers all relevant changes and commits them without requiring additional confirmation from the user.

This automatic approach is beneficial because it helps ensure that no changes are inadvertently left out during a commit, promoting consistency and reducing the likelihood of errors. Furthermore, it allows teams to work more efficiently, as they can focus on development without being interrupted by repetitive confirmation prompts or restrictions.

This design choice aligns with the collaborative nature of DevOps practices, where continuous integration and seamless collaboration are essential. By enabling users to commit all changes automatically, Copado facilitates a smoother workflow and encourages a more agile development environment, supportive of fast-paced releases.

The other options introduce methods that either increase manual oversight or limit the scope of commits, which do not align with the default behavior Copado aims to support.