AWS CodePipeline now supports branch-based development and monorepos by adding triggers and new execution modes, enabling teams to create pipelines triggered on specific branches, pull requests, or file paths within a monorepo, and choose execution modes to run pipelines queued, in parallel, or superseded.

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<p>This article discusses new features in AWS CodePipeline that support branch-based development and monorepos. CodePipeline now has triggers and execution modes that allow more flexibility in configuring pipelines.</p>
<p>Specifically, the article covers:</p>
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<li>Pipeline #1: Creating a GitFlow (multi-branch) release pipeline using branch filters and queued execution mode</li>
<li>Pipeline #2: Running a pipeline on all pull requests using pull request event triggers and parallel execution mode</li>
<li>Pipeline #3: Running a pipeline on a single folder within a monorepo using file path filters</li>
<li>Conclusion: The new features in CodePipeline enable new patterns for building pipelines on AWS, allowing for better control over multi-branch strategies, monorepos, and parallel execution.</li>
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