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Bump check-spelling/check-spelling from 0.0.22 to 0.0.23 #4

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Bumps check-spelling/check-spelling from 0.0.22 to 0.0.23.

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Release 0.0.23

⏩ Upgrading

  • 🏷️ Test first on a branch by changing your workflow tags/references to this release. See 🐣 Breaking Changes for how to adapt your workflow.
  • 🐛 See Known Issues for known issues

🐣 Breaking Changes

use_magic_file is now enabled by default

Background

magic file enables check-spelling to automatically recognize more files to exclude. It has been pretty reliable/helpful.

Migrating

When you upgrade, if there are files that magic file detects as worthy of excluding, it will suggest adding them to excludes. If they turn out to be files that shouldn't be excluded, you can add use_magic_file: 0 to turn it off (and please file an issue with a sample showing why the files were falsely suggested for exclusion).

If you had previously set use_magic_file: 1, you can remove that setting, as that's now the new default. (You can also leave the value set, it's basically harmless, but it is now superfluous.)

cache-dictionaries has been removed

... along with all other caching -- check-spelling should be faster now than in previous versions, so the lack of this caching shouldn't be a concern.

Migrating

If you're using this setting, just remove it (you'll get a warning from GitHub when the workflow runs).

check-spelling now requires actions/upload-artifact@v4 / actions/checkout@v4

It is quite possible that GHES does not support these yet.

Migrating

Users of GHES instances that don't have access to those actions should not upgrade until they're available.

Comment block before forbidden-patterns is now shown when patterns are tripped

When a forbidden-pattern matches content, lines immediately preceding it that start with # will be shown in the GitHub Step Summary.

Migrating

You should change such comments to start with # (a single # that isn't followed by a space is assumed to be a commented out pattern). And you should ensure that comments are easy for readers to understand.

For example, in spell-check-this, lines that used to say # s.b. ... have been changed to # Should be ...

See 💬 Report associated comment for forbidden patterns

Events not listed in warnings and notices will not be promoted to errors

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Commits
  • 2c9e4a8 action: Release v0.0.23
  • 8da92f1 action: Load actions on demand
  • 6494dc2 action: Improve missing merge head handling
  • 41422d3 test: Download gh if it is ancient
  • 21dd9f4 apt-get: Limit ubuntu apt package database
  • 51d0efe unknown-words: Check expect files in clean env
  • b83dbf1 UnknownWordSplitter: Put all directories into a sandbox
  • 0851aa9 unknown-words: Avoid using temp env var
  • 637add0 Split dictionary-not-found errors
  • 4825b2f tests: Add FlakyServer.t
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Bumps [check-spelling/check-spelling](https://github.com/check-spelling/check-spelling) from 0.0.22 to 0.0.23.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/check-spelling/check-spelling/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/check-spelling/check-spelling/blob/main/gh-release-downloader)
- [Commits](check-spelling/check-spelling@v0.0.22...v0.0.23)

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- dependency-name: check-spelling/check-spelling
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-patch
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Superseded by #5.

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