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[GitHub] [airflow] kaxil opened a new issue #10264: Add Spell-Checker

kaxil opened a new issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264


   We have been fixing various typos in the project but it would be good if we can enable a Spell Checker for our Docsite. So our docs are typo-free.
   
   We can use https://pypi.org/project/sphinxcontrib-spelling/ to do this.
   
   I gave it a shot but unfortunately, there are too many words that we need to add in `docs/spelling_wordlist.txt`.
   
   Here is the list I had but there are still ~6k more words that need to be added:
   
   ```
   Acyclic
   Airbnb
   Async
   Avro
   Bas
   BaseView
   Cassanda
   DagRun
   Dask
   Dataproc
   Datastore
   Gantt
   Gunicorn
   Harenslak
   Hashicorp
   Jarek
   Jinja
   Jira
   Kamil
   Kerberos
   Kibana
   Kubernetes
   Oozie
   Opsgenie
   Parameterizing
   Potiuk
   Py
   Qubole
   Sqoop
   Standarization
   Systemd
   Templating
   XCom
   XComs
   Zsh
   adls
   airflow
   airflowignore
   ansible
   apikey
   argcomplete
   args
   async
   auth
   autocommit
   autodetect
   automl
   autoscale
   aws
   backend
   backfill
   backfilled
   bashcompinit
   batcher
   bigquery
   bigtable
   bitshift
   boto
   botocore
   catchup
   cfg
   chown
   classmethod
   cloudant
   cloudsql
   cncf
   config
   configMapRef
   configmap
   configuing
   cronjob
   crypto
   cyexamplekey
   dag
   dagbag
   dagruns
   databricks
   datadog
   dataset
   datasets
   datetime
   dbs
   dejson
   deserializing
   dest
   dev
   devel
   dingding
   distros
   dockerenv
   docstring
   docstrings
   elasticsearch
   envFrom
   eventlet
   exampleinclude
   exasol
   facebook
   failover
   fernet
   fluentd
   fs
   gRPC
   gcp
   gcpcloudsql
   gevent
   github
   greenlets
   grpc
   gssapi
   hadoop
   hashicorp
   hdfs
   hiveserver
   howto
   httpbin
   imap
   initdb
   integration
   integrations
   jalr
   jdbc
   jinja
   keytab
   krb
   kubernetes
   kwargs
   kylin
   licence
   literalinclude
   logins
   loglevel
   logstash
   lshift
   macOS
   mdeng
   memorystore
   mesos
   metadatabase
   metarouter
   metastore
   mongo
   msg
   mssql
   noqa
   odbc
   papermill
   param
   paramiko
   petabyte
   pgdatabase
   pghost
   pgpassfile
   pgpassword
   pgport
   pguser
   pidfile
   pinot
   postgre
   postgres
   postgresql
   precheck
   proc
   programmatically
   psql
   py
   pylint
   pythonpath
   rankdir
   rbac
   readthedocs
   resetdb
   rshift
   rst
   salesforce
   saml
   sanitization
   searchpath
   secretRef
   secretsmanager
   seealso
   serverless
   sftp
   smtps
   spegno
   sqla
   stackdriver
   statsd
   stdout
   subcommand
   subdag
   subgraph
   subpackage
   subpackages
   subprocesses
   sudo
   tablename
   templated
   templating
   teradata
   timedelta
   umask
   unpause
   upgradedb
   upsert
   uptime
   utcnow
   versionable
   vertica
   wasb
   webhdfs
   webserver
   xcom
   xxxxxxxx
   yandex
   yandexcloud
   
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[GitHub] [airflow] kaxil commented on issue #10264: Add Sphinx Spell-Checker

Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
kaxil commented on issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264#issuecomment-672108330


   > 1. Should we have a specific command to run spell check other than building the docs? in breeze too?
   
   I took a look at your PR and I think running the spell check as part of the doc only makes sense for now. We don't need a separate command for it. Even if we would want to do it, it can happen in a separate PR :)
   
   > 2. Should I my PR to update the spellings for as many of the misspellings as I can? It will boost the number of files I change, obviously.
   
   Yes, otherwise the PR would fail so atleast I would expect it to fail.
   
   


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[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on issue #10264: Add Sphinx Spell-Checker

Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
potiuk commented on issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264#issuecomment-671098732


   Love it. I make a lot of spelling mistakes (usually because I want to go fast). So having an automated check would be awesome!


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[GitHub] [airflow] caddac commented on issue #10264: Add Sphinx Spell-Checker

Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
caddac commented on issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264#issuecomment-671506913


   I've created an initial PR for this and have a few questions about next steps. Spell check is run during docs build, but there is no direct command to run the spell check. Also, all misspellings have been added to the `docs/spellling_wordlist.txt` file and some effort is needed to identify misspellings, remove them from the wordlist and update the docs with the correct spellings.
   
   My questions:
   1. Should we have a specific command to run spell check other than building the docs? in breeze too?
   2. Should I my PR to update the spellings for as many of the misspellings as I can? It will boost the number of files I change, obviously.
   
   


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[GitHub] [airflow] caddac commented on issue #10264: Add Sphinx Spell-Checker

Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
caddac commented on issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264#issuecomment-671395444


   I'd like to work on this issue. Hoping to have a PR in the next day or so.


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[GitHub] [airflow] kaxil closed issue #10264: Add Sphinx Spell-Checker

Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
kaxil closed issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264


   


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[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk commented on issue #10264: Add Sphinx Spell-Checker

Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
potiuk commented on issue #10264:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/10264#issuecomment-671098812


   BTW. I got a lot better at it with recent changes in IntelliJ where spell-checking and grammar is built in :)


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