Thanks for your reply, I’m currently facing this situation:

In Azure DevOps, I created a build validation for a branch, so that when a PR is created targeting this brach, it should automatically trigger a pipeline.

However, the YAML pipeline is stored in another repository.

Here’s my setup:

Repo A: Common_product

PR: Yasser Akasbi proposes to merge DPB-34362_NRT_AUTO_TEST into NRT_AUTO_TARGET_TEST

Branch policies are configured on NRT_AUTO_TARGET_TEST

It calls a build pipeline named NRT AUTOMATION

Repo B: templates-snowflake

Pipeline: build-validation-NRT

Branch: NRT_AUTO

The problem is that when I create the PR, I see in the PR overview:

“1 required check not yet run”, and the build remains in queued state (it doesn’t start automatically).

I tested the same setup in an older repo, but when the YAML is in the main branch, it works fine. When I move it to a feature branch, I get the same problem again.

why did just work in when the pipeline is in main and not in another branch it is a limitation in azure devops or something like that ?