Open dsherret opened 4 hours ago
Previously I had the following in my user settings:
"cSpell.enabledLanguageIds": [ "markdown", "text" ],
This stopped working, and i see it recommend to use the new setting, so I upgraded:
"cSpell.enabledFileTypes": { "markdown": true, "text": true },
But it doesn't disable the checking in other files, so I tried doing:
"cSpell.enabledFileTypes": { "*": false, "markdown": true, "text": true },
...but this doesn't work, so I updated to this:
"cSpell.enabledFileTypes": { "al": false, "asciidoc": false, "bat": false, "c": false, "clojure": false, "coffeescript": false, "cpp": false, "csharp": false, "css": false, "dart": false, "diff": false, "dockerfile": false, "elixir": false, "erlang": false, "fsharp": false, "git-commit": false, "git-rebase": false, "github-actions-workflow": false, "go": false, "graphql": false, "groovy": false, "handlebars": false, "haskell": false, "html": false, "ini": false, "jade": false, "java": false, "javascript": false, "javascriptreact": false, "json": false, "jsonc": false, "julia": false, "jupyter": false, "latex": false, "less": false, "lua": false, "makefile": false, "markdown": true, "objective-c": false, "perl": false, "perl6": false, "php": false, "plaintext": false, "powershell": false, "properties": false, "pug": false, "python": false, "r": false, "razor": false, "restructuredtext": false, "ruby": false, "rust": false, "scala": false, "scminput": false, "scss": false, "shaderlab": false, "shellscript": false, "sql": false, "swift": false, "text": true, "typescript": false, "typescriptreact": false, "vb": false, "vue": false, "xml": false, "xsl": false, "yaml": false }
and it works, but it's quite verbose and not very future proof.
Bump, and thanks @dsherret for sharing the fix!
Previously I had the following in my user settings:
This stopped working, and i see it recommend to use the new setting, so I upgraded:
But it doesn't disable the checking in other files, so I tried doing:
...but this doesn't work, so I updated to this:
and it works, but it's quite verbose and not very future proof.