Hello,
Thank you for reporting this issue.
From the information provided, it looks like the problem is isolated to the Dev Synapse environment, since the same triggers and pipelines are running successfully in Production. This indicates that the pipeline trigger definition itself may not be the root cause.
We will investigate the following areas in the Dev Synapse workspace:
- Trigger status and configuration
- Verify that the trigger is enabled and correctly associated with the expected pipeline.
- Compare the Dev trigger JSON/configuration with the working Production version.
- Git / CI-CD synchronization
- Confirm whether the latest changes are properly published from the collaboration branch.
- Check whether the trigger exists in the published/live mode and not only in the development branch. Azure Synapse CI/CD deployments can sometimes have differences between the collaboration workspace and the live artifacts.
- Linked services and Integration Runtime dependencies
- Validate that all referenced linked services, datasets, and Integration Runtime names are identical between environments.
- Environment-specific differences (for example, Integration Runtime naming or configuration mismatches) can cause triggered executions to fail even when manual/debug runs work.
- Trigger execution logs
We understand that you do not want to make any changes directly in the Production Synapse environment. We will avoid any production modification and focus only on identifying the issue in Dev so the changes can safely move through the normal Dev → Test → Production deployment process.