Change: (elisp-checkdoc-file) Respect .dir-local ispell LocalWords #39
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This commit makes it possible to define a directory-wide list of words that checkdoc's spellcheck should ignore. A more general solution that allows users to mark dir-local/file-local variables as safe may be desired.
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The trick was that the variable has to be marked as safe before calling |
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Thank you! |
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For future reference, making a similar change in Emacs itself is being discussed at https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2023-08/msg00521.html |
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This commit makes it possible to define a directory-wide list of words that checkdoc's spellcheck should ignore.
A more general solution that allows users to mark dir-local/file-local variables as safe may be desired.