BUILD/MINOR: correct aspell configuration loading in CI pipeline #736
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The CI pipeline was experiencing intermittent failures due to aspell not correctly loading the local configuration files. This resulted in spelling checks being performed with default settings, leading to false positives and unpredictable behavior in the pipeline. This patch addresses the issue by adding a step with @actions/checkout@v4 action, which loads the repository code to the CI pipeline, leading to the configurations being read in CI time
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hi @SF97 , I need to wait to merge this until Monday/Tuesday, but it will be merged |
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Thank you very much :) Appreciate it |
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@oktalz any good news? |
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@SF97 sorry for the delay, merged now |
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Thank you very much :) |
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The CI pipeline was experiencing intermittent failures due to aspell not correctly loading the local configuration files. This resulted in spelling checks being performed with default settings, leading to false positives and unpredictable behavior in the pipeline.
This patch addresses the issue by adding a step with @actions/checkout@v4 action, which loads the repository code to the CI pipeline, leading to the configurations being read in CI time