Add typos to Invidious #5356
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Add typos to Invidious #5356
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syeopite
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SamantazFox
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(Now copilot can scan for typos ^^) iv-org/invidious-companion#107 (comment) |
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This is ok, I personally prefer to leave the work to this job instead of Copilot so we can easily move Invidious from one platform to another while preserving the typos correction.
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Serious title: Add job to check spelling via
typostool as apart of CII recently learned that ameba has integrations with the
typostool to detect spelling mistakes within the source code, though it does need to be installed first but I'm not exactly sure how to do that so it'll be done in a separate job for now.The next release of the Ameba Github Actions program (which should include the
typostool) should add support to create annotations without needing a token so we can just merge both the Ameba and spell check jobs into one once we switch to the action program.