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Bumps cspell from 10.4.0 to 10.4.1.

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v10.4.1

Fixes

fix: Show "stdin" as the file name when checking stdin (#9487)

Summary

When cspell lint checks text from stdin, the issues it reports now name the file stdin. Before, the file name was empty.

This applies to cspell lint stdin, cspell lint --file stdin, and cspell lint stdin://. With stdin://<path>, the issues still show <path>.

Before:

$ echo 'const recieve = 1;' | cspell lint --no-progress --file stdin
:1:7 - Unknown word (recieve) fix: (receive)

After:

$ echo 'const recieve = 1;' | cspell lint --no-progress --file stdin
stdin:1:7 - Unknown word (recieve) fix: (receive)

With --no-relative, the name is also stdin, instead of a stdin: URL that points to the current folder.

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fix: Recognize Fortran source files (#9490)

Summary

cspell now recognizes Fortran source files. Each one gets the file type fortran, plus FortranFreeForm or FortranFixedForm, the language IDs used by the Modern Fortran extension for VS Code. Settings and dictionaries can now target Fortran files.

Feature

File type	Extensions
fortran	all of the extensions below
FortranFreeForm	.f90, .f95, .f03, .f08, .f18, .fpp, .fypp, .pf, .cuf (CUDA Fortran)
FortranFixedForm	.f, .f77, .for, .ftn

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Changelog

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v10.4.1 (2026-11-06)

Fixes

fix: cspell init updates the config in the current directory (#9552)

Summary

cspell init now updates the config file in the current directory, so you no longer need -c to point at it. Parent directories are not searched.

Feature

Run cspell init with the options you want, and it updates the config that cspell would load for the current directory:

cspell init --locale en-GB --dictionary python

• Which file: the first match in cspell's usual search order, including .vscode/ and .config/.
• package.json: it counts only if it has a cspell section.
• Creating a new file: --output or --format still creates a new file, even if a config exists. --config still names the file to use.
• No config found: cspell init creates cspell.config.yaml, as before.

JavaScript and TypeScript configs

cspell init can't edit a config such as cspell.config.mjs, so changes go in a new cspell.config.yaml that imports it. The code file is not changed, and the new file holds only what you asked for.

For example, cspell init --locale en-GB beside cspell.config.mjs creates this file:

# The locale to use when spell checking. (e.g., en, en-GB, de-DE
language: en-GB
# Configuration or packages to import.
import:
  - ./cspell.config.mjs

Before, it created a separate config that did not import the code file, which hid its settings.

The new file takes priority over the code file, so a setting it holds overrides the same setting there. If no option asks for a change, nothing is written.

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Commits

• ddb1699 v10.4.1
• 40702f3 chore: Prepare Release v10.4.1 (auto-deploy) (#9467)
• a94754c ci: Workflow Bot -- Update ALL Dependencies (main) (#9537)
• 90fce3b chore: Remove the VS Code launch, task, and subfolder settings files (#9557)
• 0af12c3 chore: Remove the unused cspell-dict-nl-nl dev dependency (#9555)
• c7129b1 fix: cspell init updates the config in the current directory (#9552)
• 2b84f78 fix: cspell init only changes what you ask for and handles new JSON paths (...
• 369b93c fix: cspell init no longer adds the schema to existing config files (#9550)
• cc6ec10 chore: bump minimatch from 9.0.9 to 11.0.1 (#9523)
• e82c2fa ci: Workflow Bot -- Update ALL Dependencies (main) (#9531)
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