Improve naming of CSpell user dictionary #3513
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dkarnutsch
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Feb 25, 2025
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I'd add it to the start as well |
Already done: vivid-planet/comet-starter#747. |
manuelblum
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Feb 25, 2025
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I like it, way much more clear for me |
fraxachun
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thomasdax98
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It wasn't clear for our devs that the
project-words.txtfile relates to the spell check. We therefore rename it to.cspellignore, which is in line with.gitignore,.eslintignore, etc. We also change the config file to.cspell.jsonso both files will be next to each other in the editor.