Closed koenvervloesem closed 3 years ago
This isn't an error, really. Many of the suggestion
-level alerts only look for the presence of a word/phrase without considering the context.
If you find this more bothersome than helpful, you can either disable a specific rule (in this case, ComplexWords
) or raise the MinAlertLevel
.
Right, but my question was more about the correct way to add exceptions to the rule (I should have made this clearer in the title of this issue). After reading https://docs.errata.ai/vale/vocab I thought that by adding "address bar" or "IP address" to the accept.txt
file for my Vocab, Vale would ignore these word groups for the ComplexWords
rule. Am I reading this wrong?
I have a sentence using "address bar". The ComplexWords rule of the Microsoft style suggests to use 'discuss' instead of 'address'. I tried to add "address bar" to
accept.txt
in my vocabulary, but the rule still flags it. Am I using this wrong or is this an error in Vale and/or the Microsoft style?