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Frequency is not conditional it will trigger the build at the required frequency whether there are changes or not. Is there a particular reason not to build on every commit? It's usually better that a build fails sooner rather than later.
Using a phase within your build spec, for example, pre_build you could run git commands/script to determine if there have been any changes within the last hour. This could set a custom env var which you then use to conditionally wrap the build phase. Additionally, the env var CODEBUILD_RESOLVED_SOURCE_VERSION might allow you to determine if there have been any changes since last build.
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Using the pre build phase to set env var that's a great idea, will give that a go. Thanks.
answered 2 years ago
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