If the top analysis language in a project is one without a spell-check dictionary, then no gloss spelling suggestions are loaded in data entry. However, if you use data entry first with a language that has a dictionary (e.g., "en") and then with one that doesn't (e.g., "tpi"), the loaded suggestions from the first persist for the second even though they are no longer relevant.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to project settings > Languages > Analysis
Set "tpi" as the top analaysis language
Go to Data Entry and enter any semantic domain
Start typing in a Glosses field and no spelling suggestions should be offered
Go to project settings > Languages > Analysis
Set "en" as the top analaysis language
Go to Data Entry and enter any semantic domain
Start typing in a Glosses field and see that spelling suggestions are offered
Go to project settings > Languages > Analysis
Set "tpi" as the top analaysis language
Go to Data Entry and enter any semantic domain
Start typing in a Glosses field and see spelling suggestions, even though there shouldn't be any
Expected behavior
In step 12 above, no spelling suggestions should be offered.
Describe the bug
If the top analysis language in a project is one without a spell-check dictionary, then no gloss spelling suggestions are loaded in data entry. However, if you use data entry first with a language that has a dictionary (e.g., "en") and then with one that doesn't (e.g., "tpi"), the loaded suggestions from the first persist for the second even though they are no longer relevant.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
In step 12 above, no spelling suggestions should be offered.