Build triggers on Azure devops pipelines
Summary
Build triggers on Azure DevOps pipelines are a powerful tool for your build strategy. Continuous integration triggers can be set up to run a pipeline whenever there is a new commit on a specified branch or when a tag is pushed. Pull request triggers can also be used to run a pipeline when a pull request is created from a specific branch. Additionally, path triggers can be used to specify a directory or folder that will trigger the build when files within it are changed. The Microsoft documentation provides further information on build strategies.
Highlights
Pull Requests:
pr keyword will trigger your pipeline if a pull request is created from a branch and the destination is the noted one. For example if you create a new pull request from mybranch to current branch then the pipeline will get triggered. The pipeline will not trigger if a pull request is created from any branch to uat branch as it is excluded.
trigger:
pr:
branches:
include:
- current
exclude: - uat ([View Highlight] (https://read.readwise.io/read/01hm89jxbxfpp7fsk59md0hy5p))