What needs to be investigated to troubleshoot a commit error related to minimum code coverage?

To troubleshoot a commit error related to minimum code coverage, ensuring that coverage aligns with the environment's minimum is essential. Salesforce enforces a minimum code coverage requirement before allowing deployments to production or certain environments. Each environment can have its own minimum threshold for code coverage, typically set at 75% for Apex classes and triggers.

By confirming that the code coverage meets or exceeds this threshold, you can effectively address the commit errors. This involves running tests on your Apex code and checking the coverage report to see if it meets the specified minimum for the target environment. If it does not, you'll need to write additional tests or modify existing ones to achieve the required coverage, thereby resolving the commit issue.

The other aspects, such as user permissions, the Apex testing framework, and deployment status, may affect the overall deployment process, but they do not directly address the specific requirement of meeting minimum code coverage for a successful commit.