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When you look at commits on GitHub or TFS, you may notice that some have a red cross mark, while others have a green approval ticket. These tags indicate different approval states of commits.

Commits with a red cross mean that there was an issue during compilation or automated testing related to that specific commit. This indicates that the commit doesn't meet the approval criteria or hasn't gone through the ongoing verification processes. Therefore, these commits are not automatically added to the main repository.

On the other hand, commits with a green approval ticket represent commits that met all necessary requirements and successfully passed the required tests and validations. These commits are ready to be added to the main repository as they are considered suitable and safe for integration with existing code.

It's important to note that commits with a red cross need to be investigated and corrected before they can be approved and added to the repository. They indicate the presence of issues or flaws that must be resolved to ensure code stability prior to integration.
 
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ex: as you can see, build with vcpkg on windows failed (not tfs fault) that is why you see the red cross

if you want more info you can just click the red cross/green approval
 
When you look at commits on GitHub or TFS, you may notice that some have a red cross mark, while others have a green approval ticket. These tags indicate different approval states of commits.

Commits with a red cross mean that there was an issue during compilation or automated testing related to that specific commit. This indicates that the commit doesn't meet the approval criteria or hasn't gone through the ongoing verification processes. Therefore, these commits are not automatically added to the main repository.

On the other hand, commits with a green approval ticket represent commits that met all necessary requirements and successfully passed the required tests and validations. These commits are ready to be added to the main repository as they are considered suitable and safe for integration with existing code.

It's important to note that commits with a red cross need to be investigated and corrected before they can be approved and added to the repository. They indicate the presence of issues or flaws that must be resolved to ensure code stability prior to integration.

More chatgpt less brain. Many words, zero sense. This is not even answering the question
 
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