Final answer:
The message that the last commit has no changes suggests that no detectable changes were made to the account layout since the last commit. The truth of the statement depends on the context, whether changes were actually made but not detected, or no changes occurred at all.
Step-by-step explanation:
When using a version control system, if a User Story shows a message indicating that the last commit has no changes, it typically means that the files or the account layout being committed are identical to the previous commit, and there were no alterations made that the system could recognize as changes. This situation can occur if the user attempts to commit without making any actual changes or if the changes made are not detectable by the system (e.g., whitespace changes in some systems).
If the statement is "After committing the account layout, the User Story shows a message indicating the last commit has no changes," and we're meant to assess its truth, the statement might be either true or false depending on the context. If no changes were made since the last commit, then the statement is true. However, if changes were indeed made, there may be a problem with how the system is recognizing those changes, or an error might have occurred, making the statement false.