Why is `optionVAlue` considered correct?

[Arun-StarApps]

Kind of Issue

Change in behavior / Regression

Tool or Library

cspell

Version

v4.0.4

Supporting Library

Not sure / None

OS

macOS

OS Version

12.7.5 (21H1222)

Description

function abc(optionVAlue) {
  console.log("optionVAlue::", optionVAlue);
}

Steps to Reproduce

1. Install 'Code Spell Checker' VSCode Extenstion.
2. Create test.jsx file
3. paste code:

   function abc(optionVAlue) {
     console.log("optionVAlue::", optionVAlue);
   }
   

Expected Behavior

"optionVAlue": Unknown word.cSpell

Additional Information

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cspell.json

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cspell.config.yaml

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Example Repository

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[Jason3S]

@Arun-StarApps,

I can see how this is confusing and non-ideal. The spell checker tries its best to break code up into meaningful words:

One of the things it does it to try and find the word all in lower case, if it finds it, it is considered correct.

That is what is happening in this case.

There is not an easy solution to this problem, since it is common to see things like BREAKing, CURLedRequest, and PHPUnit in code.

[Arun-StarApps]

@Jason3S
I was expecting 'optionVAalue' will be broken into three workds 'option', 'V' and 'Alue'. so is there any setting to do this ?