A quick maintenance release for the GitHub Action for Checking Spelling was made yesterday.
The other day the repository got a new issue which requested enabling of use of large Aspell dictionaries.
The GitHub action however is just a wrapper for PySpelling so I sent the user in that direction, also because this was something I believe was more in the realm of PySpelling than the GitHub Action.
Not long after a new release of PySpelling (2.12.1) was made, so I reopened the issue, since I needed to update the action with the new release to meet the need of the user and the original request and it was easier to keep track of the request this way.
Later the user wrote to me:
Thanks! I’m amazed at how quickly the guy over at PySpelling made the change and release.
Hmmmmm...
I decided to step my game up and luckily I had an window of opportunity, so I made the release numbered 0.55.0 which contains an update of the core component PySpelling from version 2.12.1.
At this time I am not sure how the Aspell setting for large dictionaries is enabled/configured, I have not been able to find any documentation on this, but at least the action is aligned with the core component - I hope this works out for the user.
Change log for: 0.55.0
0.55.0, 2025-11-27, maintenance release, update not required
- Via an issue #293 from @shoverbj, an update to the core component PySpelling from version 2.12.0 to version
2.12.1was made, this allows for use of large dictionaries with Aspell
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