Possible to ignore words in magic commands?

[ShawnHymel]

We use pyspelling in a GitHub Actions workflow to check our markdown prior to publishing to GitBook. In GitBook, we can embed videos with the following magic command:

{% embed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uga3GVXgMw" %}

I see that the action can ignore markdown links as per rojopolis/spellcheck-github-actions#24 , but it seems to miss magic commands such as this. I get the following output:

Using pyspelling on configuration outlined in >.spellcheck.yaml<
Checking files matching specified outlined in >.spellcheck.yaml<
----------------------------------------------------------------
Misspelled words:
<htmlcontent> edge-impulse-python-sdk/overview.md: html>body>p
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GVXgMw
Uga
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

!!!Spelling check failed!!!
Error: Files in repository contain spelling errors

Is there any way to specify ignore strings between characters/strings, for example, between {% and %}?

[facelessuser]

I imagine it is possible. You can probably create a context filter to ignore them. We do similar things to ignore content in our source code: https://github.com/facelessuser/pyspelling/blob/master/.pyspelling.yml#L116.

[facelessuser]

So, was any of this helpful? The Context filter documentation is here if you need more info: https://facelessuser.github.io/pyspelling/filters/context/.

Moving to discussions.