Can not apply document dialect

[ricardoavelino]

I am writing a document with British English, and the settings have worked so far.

However, today I noticed that even by changing the dialect to british, it still mark errors regarding to the american dialect.

Is there something that I can try to make this work properly again? I already tried to restart the server multiple times.

[rayvburn]

I can confirm that this issue has appeared recently. The old configuration seems to be valid since a warning does not appear with:

"grammarly.config.documentDialect": "british",

[ricardoavelino]

Have you found a way around it @rayvburn ?

[rayvburn]

Nope. I've tried to delete the VSCode's workspace configuration and set british in the global preferences, but the text is still being checked against american dialect.

[adriancaruana]

I'm also having this issue, would be great for it to be fixed!

[haselwarter]

Same; did the dialect API change?

[josehernandezvargas]

I'm also having this issue despite "grammarly.config.documentDialect": "british". Is there a way to ignore all the warnings related to "Non-American variants"

[rayvburn]

I have a feeling that the bug appears only in .tex documents. Recently, I have been writing some markdown documentation and Grammarly did not complain about british words. Could you guys confirm?

I'm also using LaTeX Workshop to work with .tex, if that matters.

[josehernandezvargas]

I just copied the content of the .tex file into an .md file and it still complains about British spellings. I'm also using LaTeX workshop with .tex files by the way.

[janrito]

I have a feeling that the bug appears only in .tex documents. Recently, I have been writing some markdown documentation and Grammarly did not complain about british words. Could you guys confirm?

I'm also using LaTeX Workshop to work with .tex, if that matters.

I have this problem in markdown as well

[Samreay]

Another +1 to this issue. Id be happy to look into it, but is this extension still being maintained? I see a bunch of open PRs and I'm hesitant to dig through code if a change might sit as a PR for an indefinite amount of time.

[vzaliva]

I am also affected.

[ImLunaHey]

@znck is there a fix for this?

[junglegobs]

Australian seems to work and at least it stops telling me that "minimize" is wrong ("color" is marked as wrong though, see this article: https://www.grammarly.com/blog/how-to-switch-dialects/)

[vzaliva]

I have "British English" in Grammarly account preferences on their website. Yet when using from emacs, I am getting "organisation" highlighted, and it suggests changing to "organization". My lsp-grammarly-dialect is set to "british".

[josehernandezvargas]

As a workaround, I just added British spellings (colour, optimise, etc.) to my personal dictionary on the Grammarly account and it stopped highlighting them.

[isaldiviagonzatti]

@znck Hi! Is there a fix to this? Is this extension being maintained? Thanks

[SidSidSid16]

I'm also having the same issue.