What command must Debbie use for the remote feature branch to be created?

The command that must be used for creating a remote feature branch in the context of Copado is the one that integrates directly with Copado's DevOps capabilities. When using the command "sfdx copado:work:push," Debbie initiates a process that not only creates the feature branch in the remote repository but also integrates various settings and workflows that are specific to the Copado platform. This command is designed to work within the Salesforce DX (SFDX) framework which is tightly integrated with Copado, facilitating smoother development workflows and ensuring that changes are tracked appropriately in the context of Salesforce deployments.

The other choices, while relevant in various scenarios involving Git or SFDX commands, do not specifically create the feature branch in the context of Copado. Using "git push origin feature-branch" does push changes to the remote repository but assumes that the branch has already been created locally. The command "sfdx copado:commit" is meant for committing changes to the Copado version control rather than creating a branch. Lastly, "git branch feature-branch" merely creates a branch locally without pushing it to the remote repository, so it does not accomplish the task at hand of creating a feature branch on the remote server where Copado