Which operation will create a feature branch that includes deletions of the Timesheets__c Object file?

The operation that creates a feature branch which includes deletions of the Timesheets__c Object file is known as Destructive Changes. This type of operation is specifically designed to handle the removal of components from your Salesforce environment.

When working with Salesforce metadata, particularly when using version control and CI/CD tools like Copado, it is essential to have a mechanism to track what items are being deleted and to ensure that these deletions are accurately reflected in your version control system. Destructive Changes allow you to explicitly define which components should be removed when deploying or committing changes.

This operation is vital for situations where you need to completely remove certain objects, fields, or other metadata components from your org while keeping a record of these changes in your repository. It is particularly useful when you want to ensure that your development environment, testing environment, or production environment correctly reflects the desired state of your application is built — including elements that have been removed.

The context of the other options, while they deal with different aspects of changes in Salesforce metadata, do not focus on deletions. Safe Changes typically refers to committing changes that are safe to perform without involving destructive actions. Incremental Changes relate to tracking and updating the incremental modifications made to components without altering their existence status. Commit