Upon finishing the destructive changes commit, what is flagged in the User Story Selections?

When a destructive changes commit is completed, the system flags "Git Deletions" in the User Story Selections. This is because destructive changes are specifically intended to remove components from your source environment. Such changes involve deletions of elements like fields, objects, or other metadata that exist in your Salesforce environment.

In the context of version control and deployment, these deletions are crucial to track because they indicate what has been removed from the system. Git, as a version control system, keeps track of these deletions to ensure that the desired state of the environment reflects the current version in the repository.

Tracking Git deletions allows teams to maintain clarity about what changes have been made, ensuring that when a deployment occurs, it accurately removes the specified components as intended, preventing any unintended data retention that could occur without proper oversight during the deployment process. Thus, understanding Git deletions is essential for maintaining the integrity and cleanliness of the development environment.