Add yaml

[evilnick]

shouldn't that be YAML?

[evilnick]

...and just as I pressed return on that comment :smiley:

[ru-fu]

OK, rule #1 - never ever merge a pull request without making sure that the checks are all green. :wink:

Before the other PR, the wordlist file was only used to make sure the spellcheck doesn't fail. Now we have meaningful content there, so we must clean up our text instead ... So when using ".yaml" as part of a file name, the file name must be marked as code.

[ColmBhandal]

OK, rule #1 - never ever merge a pull request without making sure that the checks are all green. 😉

Before the other PR, the wordlist file was only used to make sure the spellcheck doesn't fail. Now we have meaningful content there, so we must clean up our text instead ... So when using ".yaml" as part of a file name, the file name must be marked as code.

I've been spoiled by branch protection rules :)

[ColmBhandal]

Before the other PR, the wordlist file was only used to make sure the spellcheck doesn't fail. Now we have meaningful content there, so we must clean up our text instead ... So when using ".yaml" as part of a file name, the file name must be marked as code.

This was a bit tricky. The best I came up with was:

the setting “Path for .readthedocs.yaml”

[lblythen]

This was a bit tricky. The best I came up with was: the setting “Path for .readthedocs.yaml”

LGTM. If the filename doesn't need to be italic, *Path for* :file:`.readthedocs.yaml` might be acceptable (or it might just look too weird).

[ru-fu]

If the filename doesn't need to be italic, Path for :file:.readthedocs.yaml might be acceptable (or it might just look too weird).

I don't think GitHub can deal with the :file: directive. :(