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Bitbucket pipeline not triggered when pushing multiple tags.

Hello i am using lerna to publish tags to repository. It means i am pushing 16 tags at once. The issue is it doesn't trigger the pipeline. I tested with only 1 tag per push and it works otherwise. Github pipelines has the same issue. https://github.community/t/tag-creation-trigger-not-working-with-lerna-publish/17314

What is the reason behind the pipeline trigger breaking on multiple tags per publish ? Is there any workarounds ?

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Hello,

Did you find a solution to this problem. We have the same issue. We use lerna that pushes multiple tags back into the branch but it doesn't trigger a pipeline.

This seems still to be the limitation at the moment, we have a monorepo and we do multiple tags and releases at one time. But the pipeline didn't get triggered.

Pipelines running on multiple tags are necessary for a monorepo setup, if such constraint is needed for most common cases, probably it is also wise to provide user options to disable it.

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