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- Refer to the [quickstart above](#deploying-a-source) to get started
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#### Handling test events
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- Many event sources attempt to retrieve a small set of historical events on deploy in order to provide visibility into the event shape for end users and developers
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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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`cron` (**object**)
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When defining schedules, you can pass one of the below:
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When defining schedules, you can pass one of the following:
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- `intervalSeconds`: Define the frequency in seconds
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- `cron`: Define a custom cron schedule and optionally define the `timezone`. For example:
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