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CSpell is a really nice library/collection of tools to add spell checking to code. It's mostly used through the VSCode extension. However it does have a CLI and library version that can be used in things like git pre-commit checks or CI. Longer term this might be helpful to maintain good spelling. Definitely not a top priority but could be nice to add.
Custom dictionary
The key part that's needed to start using the CLI is having a custom dictionary of words that are valid in the project but not in existing dictionaries. #11953 was added to start building that.
When a word is flagged you just have to put the cursor on it and trigger the VSCode suggestion window Ctrl+. for me. Then just make sure you select the cspell.json file to make sure it's added to the repo's dictionary instead of your user or workspace settings.
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CSpell is a really nice library/collection of tools to add spell checking to code. It's mostly used through the VSCode extension. However it does have a CLI and library version that can be used in things like git pre-commit checks or CI. Longer term this might be helpful to maintain good spelling. Definitely not a top priority but could be nice to add.
Custom dictionary
The key part that's needed to start using the CLI is having a custom dictionary of words that are valid in the project but not in existing dictionaries. #11953 was added to start building that.
When a word is flagged you just have to put the cursor on it and trigger the VSCode suggestion window
Ctrl+.
for me. Then just make sure you select thecspell.json
file to make sure it's added to the repo's dictionary instead of your user or workspace settings.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: