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Test: Commit input field spellcheck #156185

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lszomoru opened this issue Jul 25, 2022 · 0 comments
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Test: Commit input field spellcheck #156185

lszomoru opened this issue Jul 25, 2022 · 0 comments

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lszomoru commented Jul 25, 2022

Refs: #35571

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This milestone we have made it easier for extensions that provide spell check capabilities to process the text document of the commit input field. This enables these extensions to provide spell checking capabilities while authoring commit messages. Squiggles will appear in the commit input field, but no entry will appear in the "Problems view".

Prerequisites

  • Launch VS Code Insiders (2022-07-26 or later)
  • Install the Code Spell Checker extension
  • Set the following user settings:
     "cSpell.allowedSchemas": [
        "file",
        "gist",
        "sftp",
        "untitled",
        "vscode-notebook-cell",
        "vscode-userdata",
        "vscode-scm"
      ],
      "cSpell.checkOnlyEnabledFileTypes": false,

Test Plan

  • Launch VS Code Insiders (2022-07-26 or later)
  • Open a folder/workspace that contains a git repository
  • Make a change for one of more files from the repository
  • Switch to the "Source Control" view and enter a commit message with a typo (ex: Comit message)
  • Confirm that:
    • Squiggles are being shown for every mistyped word
    • If you open the "Problems View" there will be more markers for the misspelled words in the commit input field
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