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crate is super common in Rust contexts #2281
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Hi @mrjones2014 ,
Please see the previous discussion in #1660 #1902 .
Essentially the issue is that
crate->createis likely to be of use for everyone apart from Rust users, who can skip that one word. Also unlike everything else we've got, it falls across two groups, as it's a genuine potential typo in day to day use, as well as being a code based typo for one language."crate" should probably be added to the dictionary.
I think you've missed a word here?
Can't we check the file extension and if it's
.rs, ignore certain words likecrate? This would allow having skip lists per filetype.Sorry if the proposal is too naive, I don't know how codespell works underneath.
Reacted by Mihai Galos and Christian Clausscodespell is currently language-agnostic or said otherwise file-type-agnostic. We'd have to change that first.
See #17 (comment).
In any case,
cratehas been moved todictionary_rare.txt, but rare is still part of the default'clear,rare'dictionaries.Perhaps we should move it to
dictionary_code.txt.The
codespell: crate ==> createis the most annoying thing when programming rust. Mix that with some of thenvimconfigurations and trying to add some exempt word to it. It sucks.@ismet55555 Don't hesitate to submit a PR to move
crateto the code dictionary.Not sure about the
nvimconfiguration issue. Can it be fixed in codespell?I mean I think it can be fixed by specifying arguments for codespell. However, nvim configuration frameworks like AstroNvim, to get Mason to install it and reference a codespell config file or pass cli arguments is not the most straightforward (at least for me). So for the time being I’m using cspell
Reacted by Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos- added a commit that references this issue
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on Sep 9, 2024
Currently the word "crate" is recognized as a typo for "create".
In the context of Rust projects, you might have the word "crate" all over your README.md.
"crate" should probably be added to the dictionary.