Q: How to scan files in the entire workspace?

[DimaTarasiuk]

Scan of all files in all workplace not working, or I did'n config the file correctly.
I need to open each file to check is there issue or not, but I can't to trigger somehow all files check.
Commands like: "> cSpell: Check Workspace" and "> cSpell: Check Current Project" are not working

Could you pls advice or guide how to make it correctly. Thanks in advance

[Jason3S]

@DimaTarasiuk,

There isn't a command to check the current project. But, it is possible to open a CSpell REPL Terminal:

It will open a terminal that looks like this:

You can check all TypeScript files with:

[Jason3S]

I hope that helps. It is a new feature, so any issues you find, please report them.

[DimaTarasiuk]

Thank you for quick reply. The feature is working, with .json files at least. Is there any -flag or possibility to show issued files in "words with issues" section? Because it shows only in terminal.
If no, so Its like an idea for future.

[Jason3S]

That would be an enhancement. As well as a watch flag. But it is possible to ctrl/cmd - click on issues to take you to the file.

[GeWuNAV]

May I interject with a question? This cmd does only check my first folder of my workspace. No matter where I locate by using cd.
Any ideas on how to check the whole workspace?
Thank you in advance.