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This sprint, were introducing a **Triggers** page that gives you an overview of what triggers you have defined in your pipeline.
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Imagine you have the following YAML pipeline defined in the `main` branch of a repo. Consider there's also a `feature` branch that has the same YAML pipeline code.
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When you navigate to the **Triggers** page, you see the following
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Notice the default branch of the pipeline, `main`, is preselected.
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When you navigate to the _Schedule triggers_, you see there are triggers defined, and you can see their details.
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When you navigate to the _Resource triggers_ section, you see the defined resource triggers and their details.
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You can switch branches, from `main` to `feature`, to see what triggers you defined for the `feature` branch.
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