You can't use pipeline variables when specifying schedules.If you specify an exclude clause without an include clause for branches, it's equivalent to specifying * in the include clause.The time zone for cron schedules is UTC.Scheduled pipelines in YAML have the following constraints.
#CRON JOB SCHEDULE CREATOR CODE#
Include: # which branches the schedule applies toĮxclude: # which branches to exclude from the scheduleĪlways: boolean # whether to always run the pipeline or only if there have been source code changes since the last successful scheduled run. cron: string # cron syntax defining a scheduleĭisplayName: string # friendly name given to a specific schedule Scheduled triggers configure a pipeline to run on a schedule defined using cron syntax. To delete UI scheduled triggers from a YAML pipeline, see UI settings override YAML scheduled triggers. Scheduled triggers to start being evaluated. Once all UI scheduled triggers are removed, a push must be made in order for the YAML You must remove the scheduled triggers defined in the pipeline settings UI. To run the YAML defined scheduled triggers in your YAML pipeline, Only the UI defined scheduled triggers are run. If your YAML pipeline has both YAML scheduled triggers and UI defined scheduled triggers, Scheduled triggers defined using the pipeline settings UI take precedence over YAML scheduled triggers. For information on disabling default triggers, see Triggers in Azure Pipelines and navigate to the section that covers your repository type. For example, YAML pipelines in a GitHub repository have CI triggers and PR triggers enabled by default. If you want to build your pipeline only on a schedule, and not in response to event-based triggers, ensure that your pipeline doesn't have any other triggers enabled. You can combine scheduled and event-based triggers in your pipelines, for example to validate the build every time a push is made ( CI trigger), when a pull request is made ( PR trigger), and a nightly build (Scheduled trigger). For information on using event-based triggers, see Triggers in Azure Pipelines.
This article provides guidance on using scheduled triggers to run your pipelines based on a schedule. Scheduled triggers start your pipeline based on a schedule, such as a nightly build.Service connections are called service endpoints,Īzure Pipelines provides several types of triggers to configure how your pipeline starts. In Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2018 and previous versions,īuild and release pipelines are called definitions,
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