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Add all words to user dictionary/settings

Open cwinters8 opened this issue 2 years ago • 1 comments

It seems when I use "add all spelling issues to dictionary", it automatically adds them at the workspace level. Is there a way to set the default dictionary to be the user dictionary, or is there some other hidden method of adding all spelling issues to user dictionary or settings? I don't think I really care if it's the dictionary or settings specifically, so long as it is at the user level and not adding settings to a file in the workspace.

Thanks!

cwinters8 avatar Dec 18 '23 13:12 cwinters8

TIL if you highlight all the words you want to add to user settings and then trigger the "Add Words to User Settings" action, it adds all of them 🚀

https://github.com/streetsidesoftware/vscode-spell-checker/assets/40615752/42b43a97-e1ca-43f7-99cc-64abf1defda8

It might still be cool to be able to set a default dictionary to use for the "Add All Spelling Issues to Dictionary" action, but this solution works for me. I'll leave it up to contributors whether to leave this issue open or not.

cwinters8 avatar Dec 19 '23 12:12 cwinters8