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Set the rule priority in the PMD Default RuleSet to 5.

Set the rule violation score in the PMD Default RuleSet to 1.

Create a new rule and set the priority to Blocker. Then, add it to the Default RuleSet.

Change the rule priority in the PMD Default RuleSet to 1.

Create a YAML file to exclude the ManageSandboxes permission, add it to the pipeline and redeploy.

In the Git Promotion deployment step, use the Find and Replace feature to exclude the ManageSandboxes permission and redeploy.

Manually remove the ManageSandboxes permission from the destination branch and redeploy.

Update the .gitignore file in the uat branch to exclude the user permissions introduced in the higher API version and redeploy.

In the project template

In the extensions.

In the user story.

In the scratch org definition.

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This is not possible.

{!Environment.classes/packagePrefix__.*}.

packagePrefix__.*?.

packagePrefix__fieldName1, packagePrefix__fieldName2, packagePrefix__fieldName3 and so on.

They will need to manually update the data included in sensitive fields one the deployment to dev1 is completed.

They can create a Manual Task deployment step and manually remove the sensitive fields from dev1 once the deployment is completed.

They can use the Replace Value option in the Object Fields tab of their data templates and enter a random value in the fields that contain sensitive data.

They can use the Scramble Value option in the Object Fields tab of their data templates for fields that contain sensitive data, and Copado will replace the characters in the original value with random characters while deploying.

The committed component had no changes compared to the master branch.

Someone has deleted the commits directly in the feature branch.

The commit process failed.

Someone has used the Re-Create Feature Branch on the user story

Apex classes

Custom objects

Profiles

Layouts

Changes Git operation selected. What could be the reason?

You have not been assigned the Edit User Story Commit Base Branch custom permission.

The Advanced button has not been added to the Commit Changes page layout.You have not been assigned the Edit User Story Commit Base Branch permission set.

The Base Branch field on the user story was left blank. (This is the correct ans)

On the same user story, use the Destructive Changes Git operation to delete the validation rule.

Delete the user story, create a new one and commit only the custom field as retrieve only this time.

On the same user story, use the Recommit Files Git operation and deselect the validation rule.

On the same user story, use the Recommit Files Git operation, check the Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox, deselect the validation rule and recommit.

Delete the user story, create a new one and commit just the layout for the support team.

Use the Recommit Files Git operation, flag the Create New Feature Branch checkbox and select only the layout for the support team.

Use the Recommit Files Git operation, flag the Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox and select only the layout for the support team.

Go to the user story and use the Destructive Changes Git operation to delete the sales reps layout. Then, use Commit Changes and just commit the layout for the support team.

No conflict is reported. Copado uses the auto-resolve conflict resolution feature to apply the changes from the latest deployment to the Apex class.

The conflict is reported again but just as a warning. They are able to deploy.

Copado reports the conflict again and they need to fix it manually to be able to deploy.

Copado uses the conflict solution that was previously created.