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SpellCheck Plugin: Supporting dictionary files #1161
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Should this go up to edk2 first? |
I think so. |
@bkarstens, can you please make a PR for these changes in edk2? When that is completed, you can update this PR to be a cherry-pick of that commit. |
Here's the PR: tianocore/edk2#6238 |
Description
Added support for dictionary files to the
SpellCheck
plugin. This separates extra words from actual configuration, and allows for integration with othercspell
plugins like vscode's Code Spell Checker plugin.Readme.md
.How This Was Tested
Ran
stuart_ci_build
on a platform with the words moved to a dictionary file. Compared the generatedcspell_actual_config.json
to a version generated before moving the words: contents matched.Integration Instructions
Optional: In places lots of words are in the
ExtendWords
config, move words to dictionary file and add the workspace-relative path to theExtraDictionaries
config.