When attempting the deletion of a component, what happens if it cannot be found in the branch?

When you attempt to delete a component that cannot be found in the branch, the process will not execute any changes. This is due to the nature of the deletion operation within version control systems like Copado. If the specified component does not exist in the branch, the system recognizes that there is nothing to remove, and as a result, it simply does not perform any action.

This outcome ensures that the integrity of the branch is maintained, meaning no unintended changes will occur. It also helps prevent potential errors or issues that could arise from trying to delete a non-existent component, which could confuse users and complicate the deployment process. Thus, the operation safely concludes with no changes made, confirming the system's stability and reliability in handling such requests.