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It seems to be true by default. But there is no config option to disable that. And the command line flag appears to be a boolean flag, which has no negative option (e.g. --no-reportNotMentioned).
My use case is to generate a glossary of terms, but there isn't any body of text attached to the terms. It's a set of industry terms that organization member should be familiar with, but not necessarily included into any text.
Thanks.
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@moltar Thank you for your interest in glossarify-md and reporting this. The implementation has been ignoring the option completely and just used the default of true from the libraries internal config schema.
This will be fixed with release of v3.3.0. Reporting on terms not being mentioned anywhere is now off by default and must be enabled explicitely, either with reportNotMentioned provided on command line or in config file. While this may look like a breaking change I don't think it is, because reporting is just informal behavior. Everything else continues to work as expected and the fix eventually makes things work as promised.
fix: Option `--reportNotMentioned` is ignored. With this fix please pass `--reportNotMentioned` explicitely via command line or config file to keep on being informed about unused terms." (#67)
It seems to be
true
by default. But there is no config option to disable that. And the command line flag appears to be a boolean flag, which has no negative option (e.g.--no-reportNotMentioned
).My use case is to generate a glossary of terms, but there isn't any body of text attached to the terms. It's a set of industry terms that organization member should be familiar with, but not necessarily included into any text.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: