Use Prophecy’s built-in scheduler to automate pipeline runs based on time or file triggers. You can create multiple schedules for a single pipeline, each with its own configuration including parameter sets, triggers, and alerts.Documentation Index
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Prerequisites
To leverage the built-in scheduler, your project must use the Simple Git Storage Model. Prophecy’s built-in scheduler does not appear in projects that use the Normal Git Storage Model.Configure a schedule
To configure a schedule for a pipeline:- Open a pipeline in the project editor.
- Expand the … menu in the pipeline canvas header.
- Click Schedule.
- To create a new schedule, click New Schedule. To edit an existing schedule, select it from the schedules list.
- Expand the Choose Pipeline Parameter Set dropdown and select the pipeline parameter set you want to use for this schedule.
- Configure the trigger for the schedule.
- Optionally, set up an email alert in your schedule.
- Click the On toggle to enable the schedule.
- Click Schedule to save the schedule.
Activate schedules
Enabling a schedule does not automatically activate it. To activate your schedules, publish the project. When you publish a project, Prophecy deploys all enabled schedules to your selected fabrics. In other words, your scheduled pipelines will begin running in the fabrics you selected. Any time you make changes to a schedule (including enabling, disabling, or editing the configuration), you must republish the project for those changes to take effect.Delete a schedule
To delete a schedule:- Open a pipeline in the project editor.
- Expand the … menu in the pipeline canvas header.
- Click Schedule.
- Select the schedule you want to delete.
- Click Delete Schedule.
- Click Delete to confirm the deletion.
What’s next
Once you have set up your schedules:- Monitor automated pipeline runs in the Observability interface.
- Set up email alerts to stay informed about your scheduled pipeline runs.
- Learn more about different trigger types.

