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Configuration source and trigger docs refresh #8703
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Pipelines include your workflows, which coordinate your jobs. Pipelines have a fixed, linear lifecycle, and are associated with a specific actor. Pipelines trigger when a change is pushed to a project that has a CircleCI configuration file included, and can also be scheduled, triggered manually through the CircleCI app, or using the API. | ||
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Line 19-34 already existed so no need to review at this time, changes are needed but out of scope for this PR. I've converted the file so it looks like the whole file is new.
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i found some typos but no major issues from my end
it would be good to have benny give it a review as well and make sure she has no concerns |
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Looks good!
Co-authored-by: Kelvin Tay <kelvintaywl@gmail.com>
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Help customers get a full understanding on what config sources and triggers are and how to set them up
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