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Triggers in pipelines

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Triggers in pipelines

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- [Instructor] Continuous integration and delivery are enabled by using triggers to automate the running of our pipelines. Various types of triggers allow us to do that. There are three types of triggers. There's a repository, the resource, and scheduled. Alternately, we can disable a trigger by using the syntax of none, and this makes the running of a pipeline a manual process. The syntax for triggers is important to understand. Triggers include many options when you're specifying them. These include things like batch, which allows us to combine groups of changes together during a build so that we can run the pipeline in a more efficient way. We can also include and exclude different branches from the commit of the repo by using the include and exclude keywords. Paths allow us to track changes in a particular part of the build. For instance, if we have multiple projects within a solution, we can trigger specific projects.…

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