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Q: How to scan files in the entire workspace?
Scan of all files in all workplace not working, or I did'n config the file correctly. I need to open each file to check is there issue or not, but I can't to trigger somehow all files check. Commands like: "> cSpell: Check Workspace" and "> cSpell: Check Current Project" are not working
Could you pls advice or guide how to make it correctly. Thanks in advance
@DimaTarasiuk,
There isn't a command to check the current project. But, it is possible to open a CSpell REPL Terminal:
It will open a terminal that looks like this:
You can check all TypeScript files with:
I hope that helps. It is a new feature, so any issues you find, please report them.
Thank you for quick reply. The feature is working, with .json files at least. Is there any -flag or possibility to show issued files in "words with issues" section? Because it shows only in terminal. If no, so Its like an idea for future.
That would be an enhancement. As well as a watch flag. But it is possible to ctrl/cmd - click on issues to take you to the file.
May I interject with a question? This cmd does only check my first folder of my workspace. No matter where I locate by using cd. Any ideas on how to check the whole workspace? Thank you in advance.
