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How do I manually set the build trigger when pushing changes to the repository?

calee55

I read the article "Get started with Bitbucket Pipelines".

Pipelines will now automatically trigger whenever you push changes to your repository, running the default pipeline.

I want to build everything together at build time. not each commit.

I want to know two things.

1. Is it possible not to build automatically when pushing changes?

2. If there are no changes, can I avoid booking builds?

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Marty_yvf6sb

Hi there,

you can configure your pipeline steps to run manually, so they require human intervention to trigger the steps: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/run-pipelines-manually-861242583.html

I hope that helps!

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Marty_yvf6sb

Hi there,

you can configure your pipeline steps to run manually, so they require human intervention to trigger the steps: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/run-pipelines-manually-861242583.html

I hope that helps!

이상민_q8jpaa

thank you for help!

Is there any answer to 2nd question?

Marty_yvf6sb

Hi,

could you explain what you mean by "If there are no changes, can I avoid booking builds". If your pipeline is triggered manually, then you never have to trigger it if there are no changes.

According to the pricing page for Bitbucket you get a certain number of build minutes per month depending on your license. https://bitbucket.org/product/pricing

So you don't get charged per build, rather you get charged per build minute. So one way you could limit your build minutes might be to add a step in your pipeline to check if anything has changed. Just a thought.

I hope that helps!

이상민_q8jpaa

I want to build a schedule but I do not want to build it if there are no changes.

Is there a way?

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