Fixes
fix: Let `--force-check` check files skipped by `ignorePathPresets` (#9634)
fix: Let --force-check check files skipped by ignorePathPresets (#9634)
With --force-check, cspell lint now checks git's own files when they are named on the command line. Before, they were still skipped by the git preset of ignorePathPresets, even though --force-check already overrides ignorePaths and --exclude.
cspell lint --force-check --file .git/configBefore:
CSpell: Files checked: 0, skipped: 1, Issues found: 0 in 0 files.
No files found to check (1 skipped).
After:
.git/config:1:1 - Unknown word (zqxword)
CSpell: Files checked: 1, Issues found: 1 in 1 file.
This also covers the .git file that git puts in a worktree or a submodule.
fix: Spell check .env files like .env.\* files (#9624)
fix: Spell check .env files like .env.* files (#9624)
Summary
.env and .env.* files, such as .env.local, are now spell checked the same way. Before, .env was treated as a properties file, while .env.* files were treated as shell scripts. A word could pass in .env.local and be flagged in .env.
Both now have both file types, properties and shellscript. So .env files now also use the shell, Bash, and Git dictionaries, and any languageSettings for either file type apply to both. .envrc is still a shell script only.
fix: Keep every locale in a locale directive followed by punctuation (#9629)
fix: Keep every locale in a locale directive followed by punctuation (#9629)
Summary
A locale directive with punctuation right after a locale lost that locale and every locale after it. This was a regression in 10.4.1.
For example, a Markdown guide that shows the directive in backticks:
Use `cSpell:locale fr,en` here.- 10.4.0: the locales are
fr,en. - 10.4.1: the locale is
fronly. English words in the file are reported as unknown. - Now: the locales are
fr,enagain.
The fix for comment closers (#9496) and the fix for locales that aren't valid (#9501) still hold. Each of these gives en, or fr,en for the last one, because text after the locales that isn't a locale doesn't become one:
<!-- cspell:locale en -->
/* cspell:locale en*/
cspell:locale fr,en -- the rest
Technical Details
A directive's text runs to the end of the line. Before, the locale list was split only on spaces and commas, and the list was cut at the first piece that didn't look like a locale. A piece like en` failed that check, so the list stopped at fr.
Now the list ends at the first character that can't be part of a locale or a separator, such as a backtick or */, or at --, as in -->. The rest is then split into pieces, and the list still ends at the first piece that isn't a locale.
fix: Make `[!…]` in globs match characters that are not listed (#9622)
fix: Make [!…] in globs match characters that are not listed (#9622)
Summary
A [!…] bracket in a glob now matches any character that is not listed, as it does in git and shell globs. Before, e[!a].txt in .gitignore (with useGitignore) or ignorePaths matched ea.txt and e!.txt and skipped eb.txt, so cspell checked the files you meant to ignore and ignored the files you meant to check.
- Applies to
ignorePaths,.gitignorefiles read withuseGitignore,files, and thefilenameglobs inoverrides. [^…]already worked and is unchanged.
Fixes #9621
Technical Details
cspell-glob now asks picomatch to read globs in POSIX mode. The only change this makes is that [! starts a negated bracket, like [^.
[!a] means the same thing in files and in ignorePaths.
fix: Skip more lock files, including pnpm-lock.yaml (#9619)
fix: Skip more lock files, including pnpm-lock.yaml (#9619)
Summary
cspell now recognizes more lock files. Lock files are generated, so cspell skips them when checking files, as it already does for package-lock.json, yarn.lock, and other files ending in .lock.
Newly skipped:
pnpm-lock.yaml(pnpm)npm-shrinkwrap.json(npm)bun.lockb(Bun, before 1.2)packages.lock.json(NuGet)Package.resolved(Swift Package Manager)gradle.lockfile(Gradle).terraform.lock.hcl(Terraform)go.sumandgo.work.sum(Go)