Add ability to disable trigger on changes for S3/CC/GH source providers #357
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Why?
For several use cases, it would be great to have a pipeline that would not trigger on source updates.
For example, a pipeline might only need to be triggered on a schedule, by the completion of another pipeline, or manually.
This was requested by the following issues:
What?
The CodeCommit, Github, and S3 source providers have been update to support disabling triggering on source changes.
As described in the
docs/providers-guide.md
documentation, you can optionally disable it when required.This code also solves a bug when a pipeline would rely on polling of changes for CodeCommit. In the previous version, it would be triggering twice instead of once when the source account id was specified. As the event handler would be listening for events that indicate an update was performed, even when the pipeline was set to use polling for changes instead of events.
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