In Mendix, what happens if you attempt to commit without addressing error messages?

When working in Mendix, error messages indicate issues that need to be resolved before proceeding. If you attempt to commit changes without addressing these error messages, the commit process will not proceed. This ensures that errors or inconsistencies in the application are rectified, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity and stability of the project. Addressing the errors before committing helps to prevent potential problems that could arise in the application's functionality or during deployment. As a result, the system enforces a safeguard by halting the commit process until all identified errors are resolved, ensuring the health of the application and the development environment.