What will Copado create because no changes were detected during Ana's commit action?

When no changes are detected during a commit action in Copado, the system generates a No Changes Git commit. This happens because the purpose of the commit action is to send changes from the local system to the version control repository (like Git). When Ana performs a commit and no new changes are available to include, the system recognizes this and creates a special commit that indicates there were no changes made. This serves as a record that a commit was attempted, but ultimately nothing was added or modified in the codebase. This functionality helps maintain a clear history within the version control system, documenting attempts to commit even when there are no changes.