Both the release and stages make use of triggers. There are three types of triggers we recognize.
Continuous deployment trigger
You can set up this trigger on your release pipeline. Once you do that, your release pipeline will trigger every time a build completes, and a new release will be created.
Scheduled triggers
This speaks for itself, but it allows you to set up a time-based manner to start a new release—for example, every night at 3:00 AM or 12:00 PM. You can have one or multiple schedules per day, but it will always run at this specific time.
Manual trigger
With a manual trigger, a person or system triggers the release based on a specific event. When it's a person, it probably uses some UI to start a new release. When it's an automated process, some events will likely occur. You can trigger the release from another system using the automation engine
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