It turns out that -L lets you provide a list of words to ignore on the command line. What we actually want is to provide a file with a list of words to be ignored. The correct option for this is -I.
The reason we didn't notice is because the file is currently empty, but it will be frustrating for whoever actually tries to add something to it!
It turns out that -L lets you provide a list of words to ignore on the command line. What we actually want is to provide a file with a list of words to be ignored. The correct option for this is -I.
The reason we didn't notice is because the file is currently empty, but it will be frustrating for whoever actually tries to add something to it!