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"copywright" is not marked as misspelled in some files #1037
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If it happens in one type of file and not in others, then it is most likely an issue with Please try adding the following to your configuration
{
"languageSettings": [
{
"languageId": "*",
"allowCompoundWords": false
}
]
}
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That appeared to fix it... This was a C file. It may be advantageous to blacklist "copywright"... |
Attempting to blacklist compound words seems Sisyphean to me. It sounds like a very high ratio of maintainer effort to value added, particularly given that compound words can be banned by a setting. |
**Semi-Breaking change** The updated python dictionary no longer sets `allowCompoundWords` to `true`. If you want the old behavior, add the following to your `cspell.json` file: **`cspell.json`** ```json { "languageSettings": [ { "languageId": "python", "allowCompoundWords": true } ] } ``` Note: setting `allowCompoundWords` to `true` hides many misspellings. See: - streetsidesoftware/cspell-dicts#1037 - #1937 - #1626 - #1154 - #999 - #317
Fixed in new release. |
This is the file in question, Line 27
It appears "copywright" is not marked as misspelled in one source code file. It is normally marked as incorrect, but not in this particular file. A quick grep through this repository shows "copywright" doesn't exist anywhere, so I'm unsure if this is the correct repo for this issue.
This is occurring using the Visual Studio Code "Code Spell Checker" extension on Linux, with the following other extensions installed:
In the file, cSpell lists the following dictionaries as active:
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