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chore(deps): bump check-spelling/check-spelling from 0.0.22 to 0.0.24 #4553

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 1 week ago

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Bumps check-spelling/check-spelling from 0.0.22 to 0.0.24.

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Release 0.0.24

⏩ Upgrading

  • 🏷️ Test first on a branch by changing your workflow tags/references to this release. See 🐣 Breaking Changes for how to adapt your workflow.
  • πŸ› See Known Issues for known issues

✨ Highlights

  • SARIF reporting should work for push events and workflows that use checkout: true
  • If you use a second job for commenting and the most recent comment was collapsed in response to a previous commit and the latest commit doesn't trigger a new comment, a new job will be not be dispatched
  • Files with Mac OS classic line endings (\r) should be properly handled (previously they'd erroneously trigger a minified-file warning)

πŸ› Known issues

Check the list of regressions with target milestone v0.0.25 for more information about issues that should be fixed soon.

  • Running the check-spelling action on Windows runners doesn't work
    • This appears to be an incompatibility involving StrawberryPerl, cpanm, and ExtUtils::Manifest
    • Note that running check-spelling on a GitHub hosted runner other than ubuntu-* doesn't really make sense as the Windows and macOS runners are much more expensive per minute and check-spelling itself doesn't need any facilities from the OS -- it should be checking the spelling of files as they are present in commits.
    • While the check-spelling action won't work on Windows, apply.pl and the output check-spelling produces are expected to work on Windows.

Full Changelog

https://github.com/check-spelling/check-spelling/compare/v0.0.23...v0.0.24

Release 0.0.23

⏩ Upgrading

  • 🏷️ Test first on a branch by changing your workflow tags/references to this release. See 🐣 Breaking Changes for how to adapt your workflow.
  • πŸ› See Known Issues for known issues

🐣 Breaking Changes

use_magic_file is now enabled by default

Background

magic file enables check-spelling to automatically recognize more files to exclude. It has been pretty reliable/helpful.

Migrating

When you upgrade, if there are files that magic file detects as worthy of excluding, it will suggest adding them to excludes. If they turn out to be files that shouldn't be excluded, you can add use_magic_file: 0 to turn it off (and please file an issue with a sample showing why the files were falsely suggested for exclusion).

If you had previously set use_magic_file: 1, you can remove that setting, as that's now the new default. (You can also leave the value set, it's basically harmless, but it is now superfluous.)

cache-dictionaries has been removed

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Commits
  • 67debf5 action: Release v0.0.24
  • 45fd1fd t/FlakyServer.t: Fix handling of days 1-9
  • d286d55 action: Clarify that GITHUB_TOKEN has a default
  • 9376155 UnknownWordSplitter: Auto-detect line endings
  • ba8829d unknown-words: Only suggest collapsing previous comment if it is not collapsed
  • c2d4ddf action: Fix logic to upload sarif for push events
  • 2c9e4a8 action: Release v0.0.23
  • 8da92f1 action: Load actions on demand
  • 6494dc2 action: Improve missing merge head handling
  • 41422d3 test: Download gh if it is ancient
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