
I added a .probo.yaml file to my repository and opened a pull request, but I do not see a build.
There are two main reasons this will occur.
Validate the contents of your .probo.yaml file with a tool like http://www.yamllint.com/ and update your configuration file with the fixed yaml.
Secondly, builds will not trigger if there is no current trial or paid subscription that is active. This can be reviewed on the Subscription Information tab in your Probo.CI project. You must be an account administrator to see this option.
If you feel like it should work or if you had missing asset references in your build, you can re-deliver the payload of your build by Rebuilding Without a Pull Request. This will help you resolve these issues without needing to close and re-create your pull request.
Probo builds will fail to trigger if the configuration file contains invalid yaml. We recommend linting your configuration file when you first write it and after you make any significant changes.
Also make sure your subscription is valid.

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