What does Copado replace during a Git commit with corresponding variable values?

When a Git commit is performed in Copado, the system replaces placeholders within metadata files with the corresponding variable values. This is crucial because metadata files often contain dynamic values that can change based on the target environment or other context-specific details. By substituting these placeholders with actual data, organizations ensure that the deployment reflects the accurate settings, configurations, and details needed for the specific environment.

With this functionality, Copado streamlines the release process, allowing teams to manage their deployments more effectively and reducing the risk of errors that could arise from hardcoding values. Using variable representations promotes better adaptability of the metadata across different stages of development, testing, and production.

The other options, while related to various aspects of Copado and version control, do not specifically pertain to the replacement of variable values in the context of Git commits and metadata files. Environment names and records are related to the configurations and contexts under which the deployments occur, while version control refers to the system as a whole used for managing changes to source code.