In a pipeline, how many incoming connections can each environment have?

In a pipeline, each environment can have multiple incoming connections. This capability allows for more complex integration and collaboration across various environments within the CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) process.

Having multiple incoming connections means that an environment can receive changes from several sources, such as different branches or repositories, facilitating a more agile and flexible development workflow. This setup is particularly beneficial in collaborative projects where different teams or developers may work on various features or bug fixes concurrently and want to merge their work into a shared environment for testing and deployment.

In contrast, if an environment were limited to none, one, or two incoming connections, it would restrict the flow of changes and potentially slow down the development process, leading to less efficient integration of new features or fixes. Therefore, allowing multiple incoming connections ensures a more streamlined and dynamic CI/CD process.