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Since case-police will only fix words that have both lowercase and uppercase letters, it WON'T convert java to Java. If correct form is a single capitalized word, there is no need to add it to the dictionary.
, is that means if I have a entry:
{// ..."eslint": "ESLint"// ...}
, case-police will not change eslint to ESLint?
But eslint have already in dict.json, is this guidelines express with confusing?
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The key in dict is always in lowercase for case insensitive matching, while the full lowercase and full uppercase will be filtered out. ESLint has been commonly misspelled as Eslint or ESlint, which is why it's needed.
Thinking about this rule:
case-police
will only fix words that have both lowercase and uppercase letters, it WON'T convertjava
toJava
. If correct form is a single capitalized word, there is no need to add it to the dictionary., is that means if I have a entry:
,
case-police
will not changeeslint
toESLint
?But
eslint
have already in dict.json, is this guidelines express with confusing?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: