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title: Builds
description: "In the build definition go to the \"Triggers\" tab and enable a scheduled build: ![Builds](http://ariste.info/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/2019-10-26-11_05_38-AXZ-Main-Build-DP-Daily-16.30-Azure-DevOps-Services.png) This will automatically trigger the build at the time and days you select. In the example image, every weekday at 16.30h a new build will…"
url: "https://ariste.info/dynamics365almguide/builds-2/"
updated: "2024-08-25"
category: Legacy Guide / Automation
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# Builds

In the build definition go to the "Triggers" tab and enable a scheduled build:

![Builds](http://ariste.info/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/2019-10-26-11_05_38-AXZ-Main-Build-DP-Daily-16.30-Azure-DevOps-Services.png)

   This will automatically trigger the build at the time and days you select. In the example image, every weekday at 16.30h a new build will be launched. **But** everyday? Nope! What the "Only schedule builds if the source or pipeline has changed" checkbox below the time selector makes is **only triggering the build if there's been any change to the codebase**, meaning that if there's no changeset checked-in during that day no build will be triggered.

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