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@Paillat-dev Paillat-dev changed the title 🔧 remove specific paths from pull request checks chore: 🔧 remove specific paths from pull request checks Nov 13, 2025
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I'm curious why. Not everything needs to trigger a lib check. We could go for en exclude tho

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The current paths are practically selecting everything already, and for the couple changes that don't I figured it could be neat to have them to avoid missing something where stuff is unexpectedly intertwinded

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Exclude could be best to exclude stuff like readme etc...

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