Message ID | 20220112072808.59713-1-jsoref@gmail.com (mailing list archive) |
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Headers | show |
Series | Spelling code fixes* | expand |
12/01/2022 08:28, Josh Soref: > fixed spellings: > > * accelerator > * acceptable > * account > * accounting > * acknowledge > * acknowledgement > * across > * action > * actually > * adapter > * adaptive > * added > * addition > * address > * addresses > * adds > * adjustment > * affinity ... It would be more convenient to review the changes, example: * acelerator -> accelerator And it would be nice to make some categories, like shorter and longer replacement, because shorter is almost always a good fix, but a longer replacement may not be required and require more attention.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2022, 6:50 AM Thomas Monjalon <thomas@monjalon.net> wrote: > 12/01/2022 08:28, Josh Soref: > > fixed spellings: > > > > * accelerator > > * acceptable > > * account > > * accounting > > * acknowledge > > * acknowledgement > > * across > > * action > > * actually > > * adapter > > * adaptive > > * added > > * addition > > * address > > * addresses > > * adds > > * adjustment > > * affinity > ... > > It would be more convenient to review the changes, example: > * acelerator -> accelerator > And it would be nice to make some categories, > like shorter and longer replacement, > because shorter is almost always a good fix, > but a longer replacement may not be required and require more attention. > The original task actually has this. But I generally fold all of the replacements together, so a given commit for `addresses` at this point may be a mix of changes from `addresse`, `adddresses`, and `Addressses`