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Support .gitignore #115
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oh interesting idea @silverwind It's on my list. It's the #1 feature request "How I can exclude files" |
in the meantime, if you can, you can do something like this
I know that's gross. But might help in short term. Ping me if you need help. regards, n |
Thanks. For now I'll just use multiple globs to target only the files that I care about. It's probably also possible to exclude paths with extended shell globs, but that's getting pretty esoteric. |
Note to me: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore |
Is this still being worked on? |
For anyone stumbling upon this, this command should work for you. git ls-files | xargs misspell |
It'd be great if paths defined in
.gitignore
(or possible a dedicated.mispellignore
) could be ignored, so I can runmisspell *
without the tool venturing into mynode_modules
or it checking other untracked files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: