Closed ChrisChinchilla closed 1 month ago
Yes, it does. The dictionary is determined by the rule -- if it specifies a custom one, then that is used. Otherwise, the default is used.
Hmm, interesting, then I wonder why I can't get it to show anything 🤔 . Will investigate.
I can't even get the spelling quick fix to register in the Sublime extension. I wonder, is there some configuration or rule error I should check for? I am using the same rules that work in the current VSCode extension, this rule: https://github.com/ChrisChinchilla/Openly/blob/main/Openly/Spelling.yml that's using an npm package dictionary.
I wonder if somehow I deleted a dictionary file or something, but I don't see any errors.
I found that somehow I had modified a rule, and this now works.
Kind of referencing this too : https://github.com/errata-ai/LSP-vale-ls/issues/3
I now have all rules working with quickfix in VSCode extension, but spelling rules don't return a quick fix? Should the language server do that? And if so, what dictionary is it using by default?