Jason Dent

@memeplex, The idea is to only show issues after you have stopped typing. The `Word` setting should be for the word, the `Line` setting should be for the full line....

I just checked. It only works if you are using `cSpell.useCustomDecorations`. I'll see how to make it work using the VS Code diagnostics.

> Ah ok, is it more resource intensive to use custom decorations, for example more regex matching or something like that? The challenge was getting it to look good across...

@resting, With v4 of the extension, you can toggle, the spell checker one and off. It is a command, not a setting:  You can toggle, show, or hide. It...

@mrfirmware, I have no idea what is going on. The spell checker doesn't bind any keys by default. Does the file type make a difference? The only place it might...

@mrfirmware, This is what I am seeing: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ef835ef3-ad14-4e27-a269-972834a50798

Please make sure `cSpell.userWords` isn't in a `.vscode/settings.json` file. VS Code will override the global setting. The user setting: Will show `Also modified in Workspace`. If you see `Also modified...

@GYuriy, > I tried to reinstall the recent version again, and I've noticed two issues: > > 1. After the extension host is restarted, I get an error `No view...

@djedu28, > The best expected behavior is to unite/concatenate information from different sources. Using both information from: > > 1. `file.code-workspace` -> `cSpell.*` (being local configuration); > 2. `.vscode/settings.json` (being...

@GYuriy, I'm not sure if it has fixed the issue, but please try the `pre-release` version.