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[GitHub] [incubator-druid] leventov commented on issue #7209: Spell checking tool

leventov commented on issue #7209: Spell checking tool
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-druid/issues/7209#issuecomment-471093544
 
 
   > I'm not sure if a generic spell check is worth it -- there might be way too many false positives and it would just get annoying -- but something that looks only for specific misspellings may be worth it. (Although, of limited usefulness, since it wouldn't be checking very much.)
   
   > I'd suggest doing something that can be applied through Maven (rather than IntelliJ inspections) since it's more accessible. Everyone working on Druid has Maven, not everyone has IntelliJ, and it's a better experience when people can verify their own stuff before submitting it up as a PR. The IntelliJ inspection errors won't be obvious until TC runs, which introduces delay in the PR cycle.
   
   Yes, that's exactly what I meant - a Maven plugin which is feeded with a list of stop words (BTW we can include profanity there, too). My only concern with Checkstyle's Regexp rules is that they are regular expressions and having a lot of them to check in the whole repo may slow down the build. The stop word plugin should do simple exact match scan.

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