When multiple builds are pending deployment, you need to ensure that only the most recent build is deployed. Which feature should you use?

Deployment queue settings allow you to control the order and behavior of pending deployments. Specifically, the "Deploy latest and cancel others" option ensures that if multiple builds are queued for deployment to an environment, only the most recent build will proceed, and older, pending deployments will be canceled. This prevents deploying outdated versions. Deployment conditions define when a stage should run, not how pending deployments are handled. Release gates are automated validations that must pass before a release can proceed, focusing on quality and compliance, not queue management. Pull request triggers initiate builds based on PR activity, unrelated to deployment queuing.