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How to trigger additional PR commit builds in Azure DevOps?

I am building a DevOps pipeline through yaml file which triggers a build for PR. Structure below:

pr:
  - dev2
stages:
- stage: PR
  condition: and(eq(variables['Build.Reason'], 'PullRequest')
  displayName: prBuild
  jobs:
   - job: DowndSecureFile

if i raise a PR for the first time to the dev2 branch from another branch ex: dev3 it triggers.

Another build fails to trigger in this case:
If the PR is not yet merged:
and I have made additional commit to dev3 then build is skipped for the PR
I understand this is due to this condition where Build.Reason changes to CI:

  condition: eq(variables['Build.Reason'], 'PullRequest')

But I am trying to do, that if a pr is still open and if i put additional commits to the PR branch dev3, i need to trigger a build again for that PR. Is there any suitable condition for that? or

Update:

I am using github enterprise, for the repository, no Azure Repos is used here.

should i do something else?

Can anyone help me here? Thanks.

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  1. 0

    The Build.Reason variable have a value of PullRequest when the build is triggered by a branch policy as indicated in the docs

    This documentation shows how you can setup build validation as a part of your branch policy. The branch policy helps ensure the PR can only be merged if the build is succesful and also require a minimum number of code reviewers.

    The manual describes that a new build is triggered for each updated commit to the pull request.

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  2. 0

    @Roderick Bant has given the doc for Build.Reason.On the base of his answer, i want to make additional information.
    If you want to trigger a build for both PR and CI, you can modify your condition:

    condition: and(succeeded(), in(variables['Build.Reason'], 'PullRequest', 'IndividualCI'))
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