Merge pull request #52 from kabanero-io/262-jantley-triggerupdate

Update 2020-02-05-WhatsNew050.adoc

publish/2020-02-05-WhatsNew050.adoc

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 author: Jeff Antley
 author_picture: https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/50876789
 author_github: https://github.com/jantley-ibm
-additional_authors: 
+additional_authors:
  - name: Nate Ziemann
    github: https://github.com/nateziemann
    image: https://avatars1.githubusercontent.com/u/28736793
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 == Tekton Triggers
 
-The pipelines provided by Kabanero now leverage Tekton triggers.   Tekton trigger support in Kabanero enables execution of pipelines and tasks based on specific Github events. The lifecycle of microservice development is reflected by the developers interaction with Git. Git push, merge, tag, pull requests all reflect well-known points in that microservice's lifecycle. Tekton triggers allows for fine-grained optimized tasks to be assigned to respond to those lifecycle events.  Due to this change, if you have existing webhooks created in a previous version, you will need to delete them and recreate them.
+The pipelines provided by Kabanero now leverage Tekton triggers.   Tekton trigger support in Kabanero enables execution of pipelines and tasks based on specific Github events. The lifecycle of microservice development is reflected by the developers interaction with Git. Git push, merge, tag, pull requests all reflect well-known points in that microservice's lifecycle. Due to this change, if you have existing webhooks created in a previous version, you will need to delete them and recreate them.
 
 In addition to these changes, we have improved code quality and fixed many small bugs. Checkout more of what's new in the https://github.com/kabanero-io/kabanero-operator/releases/tag/0.5.0[0.5.0 release of the Kabanero Operator].