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@cpinn cpinn commented Nov 11, 2025

Background

It was bugging me all week that when I was making just js sdk changes all the python builds would build.

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Add and test out the paths ignore github setting.

There is no great way I have thought of to test workflow changes like this locally since once you make the change to the workflow yaml those workflow jobs will always run.

I could put the filter changes directly into the js.yaml and py.yaml builds but I figured it might be nice to try out the filter settings in a separate job, watch when the two trigger jobs run during some PRs and then add the changes to the real jy.yaml and py.yaml jobs.

@cpinn cpinn force-pushed the caitlin/build-changes branch from 29383fa to 22f6576 Compare November 11, 2025 06:02
@cpinn cpinn changed the title Caitlin/build changes Test out paths-ignore github setting Nov 11, 2025
@cpinn cpinn requested review from ibolmo and knjiang November 11, 2025 06:09
pull_request:
paths-ignore:
- "py/**"
- "integrations/langchain-py/**"
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could try `integrations/*-py/**

- "js/**"
- "integrations/langchain-js/**"
- "integrations/vercel-ai-sdk/**"
- "integrations/openai-agents-js/**"
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similarly - "integrations/*-js/**" and you can add vercel-ai-sdk separately for now.

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cpinn commented Nov 12, 2025

I did also find out we have been using path in the main repo just a little bit and it looks like it is working as expected there: https://github.com/braintrustdata/braintrust/pull/6875

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