Open jonasbn opened 1 year ago
Try specifyingRezic
in your English dictionary. It may simply be due to how ASPELL normalizes characters in an English dictionary.
Thanks @facelessuser I will try that
I'm kind of digging into the settings. I mainly use English words, so I don't have experience often with using some foreign words and such, so I haven't dug into all the Unicode normalization options and such. There may be an even better approach, but I may have to play around to see what that is.
From the Aspell documentation:
If a word contains a character that the language can’t handle it will still be ignored (for example a Cyrillic letter in a Latin based language).
I imagine this may simply be an issue of using certain characters within an English dictionary.
I am observing an issue with the action in the repository jonasbn/perl-task-date-holidays
The word:
Rezić
is reported as a spelling mistake even when listed in the word list file (.wordslist.txt
).REF: relevant jonasbn/perl-task-date-holidays@150683d26f8dfdc07d1f97a07991b506416d0cfc of
jonasbn/perl-task-date-holidays/.wordlist.txt
as head has been altered.This is the configuration:
REF: perl-task-date-holidays/.spellcheck.yaml