Closed zakisk closed 1 month ago
usually we just run vale sync
command, was this updated too there?
i don't seem to have the error, what version of vale are you using (3.7.1 here)
@chmouel yes updating vale working on mine as well. closing this PR, thanks!
@zakisk i think there is rule to be updated on vale sync if you want to send a PR for that
@chmouel executed vale sync
command and TermsWarnings.yml file is updated at this line and one file is added ObviousTerms.yaml, is that all you wanted in PR?
i think it adds a new file too
but yeah we have to keep sync the rules from the official redhat rules repo
just edited my comment :smile:
fixed regexp issue in vale config I was getting this issue locally on my machine didn't see it on any pull request and thus unable to run pre-commit hooks on locally.
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