Which operation is used to commit deletions in Copado?

The operation used to commit deletions in Copado is termed "Destructive Changes." This function is specifically designed to handle changes that involve removing components from a Salesforce environment. When a user wants to delete certain metadata or data records, utilizing the Destructive Changes option allows for those deletions to be recorded and committed properly within the deployment process.

This is essential because standard commit options typically cater to the addition or modification of components, while Destructive Changes is explicitly tailored to track and manage deletions, ensuring that the removal of components is intentional and traceable in the version control system.

Other options do not serve the purpose of managing deletions. For example, "Commit Changes" and "Recommit Changes" focus on adding or modifying existing components, not on deletion. "Link Updates" is used to create associations between changes rather than manage deletions, which is unrelated to the specific operation of committing deletions in Copado.