refactor: trigger identity

[mirkoSekulic]

Description

Use TriggerIdentity instead of JobIdentity for trigger.
Functionally this change doesn't change anything right now since the same name is used.

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• Refactor
  • Enhanced the deployment pipeline processing so that event triggers are now identified more accurately, resulting in improved scheduling precision and overall reliability.

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Walkthrough

The update modifies the identity assignment in the Handle method of the DeploymentPipelineQueuedHandler class. The change updates the WithIdentity method call from using a job identity to using a trigger identity. The rest of the job creation and scheduling logic remains intact, and no changes were made to any public or exported entity declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
backend/src/Designer/.../DeploymentPipelineQueuedHandler.cs	Modified the WithIdentity() call in the Handle method to use the trigger identity instead of the job identity.

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• SandGrainOne
• hggutvik

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backend/src/Designer/EventHandlers/DeploymentPipelineQueued/DeploymentPipelineQueuedHandler.cs (1)

36-42: LGTM! Good improvement in trigger identity management.

The change from using job identity to trigger identity for the trigger is a good improvement that better aligns with Quartz's best practices by maintaining clear separation between job and trigger identities. This makes the code more maintainable and semantically correct while preserving the existing functionality.

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