Problem
Thanks a lot for cspell! I've been using it for projects over the past couple of years and have really enjoyed using it.
I recently started working on a new project, and am taking more of a deep dive through all of the available configuration options for cspell as listed in the Configuration section of the documentation, but for many of the options, it is not immediately clear what the default values for these options are, such as useGitignore.
I can see that this option takes a boolean value, but it is unclear if this defaults to true or false when unspecified, so the only way to determine this is to lint, or look within the source code, which isn't ideal.
Solution
Maybe this documentation already exists somewhere, and I've missed it, but I think that it would be nice if the default values for configuration options were specified next to each configuration option in the Configuration documentation section linked above, or in the README.
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Problem
Thanks a lot for
cspell! I've been using it for projects over the past couple of years and have really enjoyed using it.I recently started working on a new project, and am taking more of a deep dive through all of the available configuration options for
cspellas listed in the Configuration section of the documentation, but for many of the options, it is not immediately clear what the default values for these options are, such asuseGitignore.I can see that this option takes a boolean value, but it is unclear if this defaults to
trueorfalsewhen unspecified, so the only way to determine this is to lint, or look within the source code, which isn't ideal.Solution
Maybe this documentation already exists somewhere, and I've missed it, but I think that it would be nice if the default values for configuration options were specified next to each configuration option in the Configuration documentation section linked above, or in the README.
Alternatives
No response
Additional Context
No response
Code of Conduct