What are the core components of the main YAML file structure?

The core components of the main YAML file structure are essential for defining workflows and configurations in tools like Copado. While regex expressions and rules are often utilized in the context of defining specific conditions or filtering data, they are not central components of the YAML file structure itself.

In a typical YAML file used in deployment or configuration, you'll find elements that directly relate to the organization and execution of processes, such as repository details, branches being worked on, and the history of changes. The most relevant components for understanding the structure of a YAML file include details like the repository name and URL which identify the source being referenced, branches that specify where changes are being applied, and commit history to track alterations.

However, regex expressions might be used within broader configurations or settings in the YAML file but do not constitute the foundational structure. Understanding the central elements of a YAML file helps in ensuring that deployment processes are correctly set up and managed within a system like Copado.