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Path filters describe which changed files are relevant to a job. Set them per job on the Configuration tab in the Trunk web app. See Jobs to find and expand a job.

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Syntax

Path filters use the same glob syntax as dorny/paths-filter: the job’s name followed by a list of patterns.
You can edit filters in the Visual editor or switch to YAML.

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How filters affect a verdict

By default, path filters are another signal into the scoring engine rather than a hard rule. A change that matches a job’s filters makes the engine more likely to run it, and a change that touches none of them makes a skip more likely, but the engine still weighs the job’s history and the pull request’s state before deciding. In the merge queue, Dynamic CI skips a job only when its path filters say the change does not touch it. With no path filters, every job runs. See Merge queues. Jobs with path filters show a Path filters badge in the job list.