Strings can be described as what within Copado?

In the context of Copado, strings are best described as a collection of IDs and values. This understanding comes from how strings operate within various programming and deployment environments, where they frequently represent identifiers or specific data values that systems use to reference or manipulate information.

Strings can often hold values that represent resource identifiers, settings, or configurations pertinent to deployments. In Copado, this means that when you're dealing with strings, you are essentially working with key pieces of data that are captured in the format of pairs, where each ID may reference a specific aspect of the deployment process or the configuration settings associated with a project. This foundational understanding of strings as collections of IDs and values is critical in ensuring that data flows correctly through the deployment pipeline within Copado's environment.