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-[Native triggers](#native-triggers)
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Refer to the [full Connect API reference](/connect/api/#deploy-a-trigger) to list, retrieve, delete, and manage triggers for your user.
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Refer to the [full Connect API reference](/connect/api/#deploy-trigger) to list, retrieve, delete, and manage triggers for your user.
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### App-based event sources
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- Many event sources attempt to retrieve a small set of historical events on deploy to provide visibility into the event shape for end users and developers
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- Exposing real test events make it easier to consume the event in downstream systems without requiring users to trigger real events ([more info](/components/contributing/guidelines/#surfacing-test-events))
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- However, this results in emitting those events to the listening webhook immediately, which may not always be ideal, depending on your use case
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- If you'd like to avoid emitting historical events, you can deploy a trigger without defining a `webhook_url`, then [update the listening webhooks for the deployed trigger](/connect/api/#update-the-webhooks-listening-to-a-deployed-trigger) after roughly a minute
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- If you'd like to avoid emitting historical events, you can deploy a trigger without defining a `webhook_url`, then [update the listening webhooks for the deployed trigger](/connect/api/#update-webhooks-listening-to-deployed-trigger) after roughly a minute
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## How to specify the environment
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You specify the environment when [creating a new Connect token](/connect/api/#create-a-new-token) with the Pipedream SDK or API. When users successfully connect their account, Pipedream saves the account credentials (API key, access token, etc.) for that `external_user_id` in the specified environment.
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You specify the environment when [creating a new Connect token](/connect/api/#create-token) with the Pipedream SDK or API. When users successfully connect their account, Pipedream saves the account credentials (API key, access token, etc.) for that `external_user_id` in the specified environment.
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Always set the environment when you create the SDK client:
To automatically redirect users somewhere after they complete the connection flow (or if an error occurs), define the `success_redirect_uri` and `error_redirect_uri` parameters during token creation. [See the API docs](/connect/api/#create-a-new-token) for details.
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To automatically redirect users somewhere after they complete the connection flow (or if an error occurs), define the `success_redirect_uri` and `error_redirect_uri` parameters during token creation. [See the API docs](/connect/api/#create-token) for details.
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In the absence of these URLs, Pipedream will redirect the user to a Pipedream-hosted success or error page at the end of the connection flow.
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Once you have a token, return it to your frontend to start the account connection flow for the user, or redirect them to a Pipedream-hosted URL with [Connect Link](#or-use-connect-link).
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Refer to the API docs for [full set of parameters you can pass](/connect/api/#create-a-new-token) in the `ConnectTokenCreate` call.
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Refer to the API docs for [full set of parameters you can pass](/connect/api/#create-token) in the `ConnectTokenCreate` call.
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Check out the [full API docs](/connect/api/#create-token) for all parameters you can pass when creating tokens, including setting redirect URLs for success or error cases.
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