Final answer:
When using the Re-Create feature branch functionality, previously created commit records in the User Story are not deleted but their status is updated to 'Commit not in Branch' or 'Commit Removed', indicating they are not part of the current branch.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question relates to version control practices in software development, specifically what happens to the commit records associated with a User Story when using the Re-Create feature branch functionality. When you recommit files using the Re-Create feature branch functionality, the previously created commit records are not automatically deleted. Instead, their status is updated to reflect that they are no longer part of the current branch; this is typically denoted with a status such as 'Commit not in Branch' or 'Commit Removed'. This indicates that the commits exist in the version control system's history but are not included in the tip of the feature branch after re-creation.