What indicates that added test classes were not committed in Copado?

The indication that added test classes were not committed in Copado is reflected by the presence of the "Test Only" checkbox. This checkbox is a crucial feature in the commit process, signifying that certain components are designated specifically for testing purposes. When the box is checked, it serves as a reminder that these test classes should be configured appropriately before a deployment.

In the context of the commit process, if test classes are not fully integrated into a commit because they are solely marked as "Test Only", it conveys that they may not be included in the overall deployment of changes. This checkmark is key for developers using Copado to ensure that all required classes are accounted for and properly committed.

The other options might represent various forms of feedback within Copado, but they do not specifically denote the unique status of test classes in the commit process as effectively as the "Test Only" checkbox does. Notifications and labels may provide useful insights or alerts but may not provide the clear status regarding the test class commitment that the checkbox does. Consequently, understanding the functionality of the "Test Only" checkbox is fundamental for effective deployment management in Copado.