What does Copado NOT do with the components deleted during the Destructive Changes action?

When using the Destructive Changes action in Copado, the platform does not automatically delete the components; rather, it provides a mechanism to ensure that such actions are deliberate and reviewed.

The process of handling deleted components is rigorous and involves several safety checks. When components are marked for deletion, they are flagged for review, allowing users to assess their impact before final deletion. This also includes removing references to the components to avoid issues in configurations. Moreover, any destructive changes are logged in the activity history, providing visibility and audit trails for actions taken within the environment.

This structured approach ensures that deletions are made with caution, preventing accidental loss of critical components while maintaining a clear record of actions taken.