Merge pull request #910 from percona/typos_2025_01

Fixed typos found by the GitHub workflow

bin/pt-online-schema-change

@@ -9397,12 +9397,12 @@ sub main {
       };
       if ( $EVAL_ERROR ) {
          chomp $EVAL_ERROR;
-         _die("Error checking --max-load or --critial-load: $EVAL_ERROR.  "
+         _die("Error checking --max-load or --critical-load: $EVAL_ERROR.  "
             . "Check that the variables specified for --max-load and "
             . "--critical-load are spelled correctly and exist in "
             . "SHOW GLOBAL STATUS.  Current values for these options are:\n"
             . "  --max-load " . (join(',', @{$o->get('max-load')})) . "\n"
-            . "  --critial-load "  . (join(',', @{$o->get('critical-load')}))
+            . "  --critical-load "  . (join(',', @{$o->get('critical-load')}))
             , INVALID_PARAMETERS);
       }
 

docs/percona-toolkit.pod

@@ -529,7 +529,7 @@ list of supported platforms and versions.
 
 In order to support IPv6 addresses to connect to MySQL, Perl DBD::MySQL driver v4.033_01 is
 required. Also, as stated in RFC 3986 L<https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt> section 3.2.2
-brackes must be used to distinguish host and port.
+brackets must be used to distinguish host and port.
 Examples: L<https://metacpan.org/pod/DBD::mysql#port>
 
 =head1 BUGS

lib/Lmo/Types.pm

@@ -56,15 +56,15 @@ sub check_type_constraints {
       . (defined $val ? Lmo::Dumper($val) : 'undef') )
 }
 
-# Nested (or parametized) constraints look like this: ArrayRef[CONSTRAINT] or
+# Nested (or parameritized) constraints look like this: ArrayRef[CONSTRAINT] or
 # Maybe[CONSTRAINT]. This function returns a coderef that implements one of
 # these.
 sub _nested_constraints {
    my ($attribute, $aggregate_type, $type) = @_;
 
    my $inner_types;
    if ( $type =~ /\A(ArrayRef|Maybe)\[(.*)\]\z/ ) {
-      # If the inner constraint -- the part within brackets -- is also a parametized
+      # If the inner constraint -- the part within brackets -- is also a parametirized
       # constraint, then call this function recursively.
       $inner_types = _nested_constraints($1, $2);
    }

lib/Processlist.pm

@@ -507,7 +507,7 @@ sub find {
          }
          my $reason = 'Exceeds busy time';
          PTDEBUG && _d($reason);
-         # Saving the reasons for each query in the objct is a bit nasty,
+         # Saving the reasons for each query in the object is a bit nasty,
          # but the alternatives are worse:
          # - Saving internal data in the query
          # - Instead of using the stringified hashref as a key, using

lib/TableChunker.pm

@@ -1140,7 +1140,7 @@ sub timestampdiff {
 # Some column types can store invalid values, like most of the temporal
 # types.  When evaluated, invalid values return NULL.  If the value is
 # NULL to begin with, then it is not invalid because NULL is valid.
-# For example, TO_DAYS('2009-00-00') evalues to NULL because that date
+# For example, TO_DAYS('2009-00-00') evaluates to NULL because that date
 # is invalid, even though it's storable.
 sub get_valid_end_points {
    my ( $self, %args ) = @_;