
codespell:tldr:ccfb0
codespell: Check file names for typos, in addition to file contents.
$ codespell --check-filenames
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The "codespell" command is a command-line tool used for spell checking source code files in various programming languages.
The option "--check-filenames" is used with the "codespell" command to specifically check the spellings of file names rather than the content of the files. It scans the file names within a specified directory or multiple directories and identifies any potential spelling mistakes in the names.
By running the "codespell --check-filenames" command, you can review and correct any file name spellings that might be incorrect, thus maintaining a consistent and error-free naming convention within your codebase.
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