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Azure Asset Bundle deploy removes the continous: true configuration

zuzsad
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I have this pipeline configuration that I'm deploying using Azure Asset Bundles:

ingest-pipeline.test.yml

```
resources:
  pipelines:
    ingest-pipeline-test:
      name: ingest-pipeline-test-2
      clusters:
        - label: default
          node_type_id: Standard_D4ads_v5
          autoscale:
            min_workers: 1
            max_workers: 2
            mode: ENHANCED
      libraries:
        - notebook:
            path: ../notebooks/Multi-table pipeline.py
      target: test_bundle_project_${bundle.target}
      continuous: true
      development: true
      catalog: test_databricks_premium
      configuration:
        bundle.sourcePath: ${workspace.file_path}/notebooks
```
The notebook is creating a couple of streaming tables (DLT). The YAML validates and deploys just fine and I can see my job under "Delta Live Tables". However, the deployed pipeline has mode "Triggered" and not "Continous". If I check the YAML of the deployed pipeline (by clicking the pipeline name in the Databricks UI, then the kebab menu next to "Development" and selecting "View settings YAML", I see that "continous: true" is gone (other than that the configuration is basically the same as my YAML file above). Is this a bug or am I configuring the job incorrectly? I actually looked at the settings YAML for another continous DLT job that I already had running in Databricks, which was created using the UI, so that's where I got the "continous: true" from.
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Walter_C
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Which CLI version are you using? Is it the latest version?

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