On 04/25/2008 03:02 AM, Shawn O. Pearce wrote:
Gustaf Hendeby <hendeby@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 04/24/2008 03:00 AM, Shawn O. Pearce wrote:
Just turn the d**n spell checker off:
git config --global gui.spellingdictionary none
That will keep us from evening trying to launch aspell, and since
its global (in your ~/.gitconfig) it should default into every
repository you have, or create.
Thanks, even better! Though, I can't seem to find this option (and
other ones indicated by the source) documented anywhere. Where would be
the place to put such information? For git options the place seems to
be the git config help, but given that the git gui is maintained
independently the choice is less obvious to me.
As far as documenting the git-gui options, maybe they should go into
either Documentation/git-gui.txt or into Documentation/config.txt
in the main git.git project. The latter almost makes sense because
git-gui does store its preferences in the same config file, and that
file describes the valid keys and what they mean.
My first thought about the documentation was to put it in
Documentation/config.txt but wouldn't that be strange if someone uses a
git-gui other than the one bundled with the git version used? On the
other hand, if the keys don't ever change that is not a big problem.
I'll try to have a go at writing some docs, but it won't be until late
next week because my daytime work is killing me right now.
/Gustaf
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