What options are available in the CI/CD Pipeline configuration for initiating a pipeline?

The option "Manual and On Git Changes" is the correct choice for initiating a CI/CD pipeline because it captures common methods for triggering the execution of the pipeline.

Manual initiation allows developers or operators to start the pipeline process at their discretion, which is helpful in scenarios where specific tests or deployments need to be executed outside of regular automated triggers. This can include times when changes need to be tested that have not been committed to the repository yet, or when a specific build needs to be executed based on the needs of the development team.

On Git Changes refers to the automatic triggering of the pipeline when there are new commits or pull requests in the repository. This helps streamline the workflow by ensuring that any changes in the codebase are built and tested without requiring additional manual input, promoting a more efficient development process.

The other options do not encapsulate the range of initiation methods as accurately. Scheduled and manual initiation focuses primarily on time-based execution, which, while useful, does not provide the dynamic responsiveness that changes in the code might require. Push and Pull Requests describe actions related to version control workflows rather than initiation methods directly associated with the pipeline configuration. Run Once and Continuous Integration suggest either a one-time pipeline execution or ongoing workflows but do not specifically address how a pipeline