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Added pyenchant/pylint automated spell checking #159
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# - name: Install enchant (required for pylint spellchecking) | ||
# if: matrix.IS_FASTEST_JOB == true | ||
# run: apt-get install -y enchant | ||
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You may need to run
apt-get install -y enchant
to install it locally. But it appears to exist already in the github CI environment.Currently, there's no easy way to ignore spellchecking the code that's in the comments, so I'm using sphinx directives (which are ignored). I raised some issues with pylint to see if they're open to me correcting this.
pylint-dev/pylint#4320
pylint-dev/pylint#4319