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How is the AWS dictionary generated? #1174
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Thanks for that PR link. There's a few problems I can see with the current state of things:
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You are right, it was staticly generated. Fee free to make a couple of PRs that will:
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@Jason3S The approach I was considering to make this happen was to:
I was also planning to have two dictionaries:
The latter would be designed for use in code, while the former would primarily be used in documentation. Would this kind of workflow be feasible within this repo? Would the breaking changes (primarily, the removal of most English words) be acceptable? |
I think this is a good approach. Please do not split the words, it is better to have the full name:
I don't think you need to remove the English words. Everyone does not use the English dictionary, so if they are part of the AWS spec, then please include them.
This isn't necessary, the dictionary compiler will automatically take care of this. See #705 |
I was under the impression that cspell split up a word like |
What about |
The spell checker will split words as well as try the whole words. This helps prevent accidental misspellings being leaked into the dictionary. See #1009
It also handles those cases. |
Is there a script? Was the official glossary scraped? Was any API data (such as from boot) used?
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