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Code analysis: spelling errors #71

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pkevan opened this issue Mar 7, 2025 · 5 comments
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Code analysis: spelling errors #71

pkevan opened this issue Mar 7, 2025 · 5 comments

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@pkevan
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pkevan commented Mar 7, 2025

Many thousand mainly code comment level spellings exist within the repo, which is just untidy. Since the effort to change this is large, and it affects many files, unsure how to proceed aside from doing this piecemeal.

Is it worth the effort, or should it just be tackled adhoc?

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pkevan commented Mar 7, 2025

further analysis reveals that a lot of these are through the translation files, so not quite as big an issue as initially thought.

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kraftbj commented Mar 7, 2025

I think piecemeal is fine. I can be sure to merge those quickly so nothing grows stale.

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Could we consider this Documentation or Code quality rather than a bugfix? From experience in core and Gutenberg, anything that doesn't fix something for the user or extender shouldn't be considered a bugfix.

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kraftbj commented Mar 15, 2025

I'm good with that. I didn't see an option in GH for a custom issue types, but can go back to old fashioned labels.

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pkevan commented Mar 18, 2025

Since the initial PRs have been merged, I think we're good to close this issue as resolved.

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