Josh Soref

The wiki was an experiment because of my hesitancy to churn the repository and my uncertainty of how well the wiki itself would work. I think at this point, I've...

@GaboFDC, @LukeStorry: I've updated the readme (removing most the configuration -- just pointing to the wiki) and made spell-check-this more prominent. Let me know what you think.

@krtschmr: I'd love to hear if it worked for you. I think I'll close this issue shortly, as I believe I've addressed it by improving the root readme and making...

@krtschmr: you can just drop that into your workflows directory, you'll want to add some files to `.github/actions/spelling/` (probably an `excludes.txt`, probably a `patterns.txt`, the bot will suggest content for...

FWIW, I'm hoping to release the things I've described above this week. One minor warning: I'm in the process of changing from `master` to `main` for the default branch. You'll...

Unfortunately, there's currently no provision to handle multi-line things. I'm still thinking about how to do it :-(. My concern is that people don't necessarily ignore binary files, which means...

Yeah... agreed. You can cheat by adding a regexp for `^.*ignore-line.*$` and then adding `# ignore-line` to the line or similar. So far, I've cheated by manually checking such files...

If you mean things like: ``` /docs\.google\.com/[a-z]+/d/(?:e/|)[0-9a-zA-Z_-]+/ ``` It assumes that a url is of the form: * https://docs.google.com/hello/d/hello/ It would not catch: * docs.google.com/hello/d/hello/ It's as opposed to: ```perl...

I've added some extra comments to the entries in the wiki. Let me know if they're helpful. I suppose I could actually include some examples of how they break (as...

I'm still very much thinking about how I want to implement this feature since it's really the ability to parse arbitrary file content, and I also want to make sure...