committable
- adjective
- /kəˈmɪtəbl/
- Specialized
- A transaction becomes committable only when all required conditions are met.
Examples
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After reviewing the code, the team agreed it was committable and ready for deployment.
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The data is now committable to the main server.
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The changes will not be committable until all errors are resolved.
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This change is committable after the review process.
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The team agreed that the code changes were committable after thorough testing.
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A transaction will be committable once all the necessary validations are completed.
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We need to ensure the software is committable before pushing it to production.
Synonyms
Something you can keep and use again later
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Etymology
Committable comes from commit, from Latin com- 'with' and mittere 'to send', the same root you see in mission and admit. In computing, to commit is to 'send' changes into the final version, so something committable is 'able to be made permanent'.