Enhancement: Add an option to CSpell ESLint plugin to be able to use `ignorePaths` found in CSpell config.

[thasmo]

Kind of Issue

Runtime - command-line tools

Tool or Library

cspell/eslint-plugin

Version

• cspell 8.17.5
• @cspell/eslint-plugin 8.17.5

Supporting Library

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OS

Windows

OS Version

• Windows 11
• WSL 2.4.12.0
• Ubuntu 24.04.2

Description

Running cspell CLI works as expected, but eslint seems to ignore ignorePaths.

Running pnpm cspell . yields success:

CSpell: Files checked: 83, Issues found: 0 in 0 files.

Running pnpm eslint . yields an error:

/home/user/project/src/locales/de.ts

Mind that the custom dictionaryDefinitions works as expected via CLI and eslint, no issues there. Only ignorePaths doesn't seem to work at all via eslint plugin.

Steps to Reproduce

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Expected Behavior

ignorePaths works via eslint plugin.

Additional Information

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cspell.config.js

export default {
	dictionaries: ['project'],
	dictionaryDefinitions: [
		{
			addWords: true,
			name: 'project',
			path: 'dictionary.txt',
		},
	],
	ignorePaths: [
		'src/locales/',
	],
	language: 'en',
	version: '0.2',
};

Example Repository

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[Jason3S]

@thasmo,

It was a design decision to use ESLint's files and ignores as the sole selector on when to apply the CSpell lint rule.

This issue highlights that some documentation is needed.

[thasmo]

@Jason3S, I see. But shouldn't it be possible to set a relevant ignores value based on the ignorePaths option via the plugin? If possible, that would be some neat DX.

[Jason3S]

@thasmo,

I can see it as an option.