What triggers were used to start the automated tests?

Automated tests are often triggered by the following three triggers:

• Commit to version control system (e.g., Git) — tests are automatically run when code is pushed.
• CI/CD scheduler (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI) — tests are run on a schedule or upon certain events.
• Manual trigger via CI/CD interface or IDE — when a tester or developer manually starts the tests.

For example, in Jenkins, you can set up a trigger that runs automated tests on every push to the master branch, providing quick feedback on code quality.