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@@ -68,24 +68,22 @@ Follow these instructions to set up Biased Lang Linter locally for development.
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### Required Dependencies
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- python 3.7+
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- ripgrep (Installation instructions [here](https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep#installation). On MacOS, `brew install ripgrep`.)
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### JSON output
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**JSON output:**`run_json.py` outputs formatted JSON summaries, can send results to Splunk, and has additional options that are helpful for GitLab CI pipelines.
When running, `1 to 1` option the `biasedWord` will be directly replaced by the `allowedWord` if `--mode=fix` (Currently not availble).
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When running with many options it won't replace automatically, but it shows your provided options for your context.
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```sh
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# 1 to many options
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biasedWord,"option1,option2"
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# 1 to 1 option
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biasedWord,allowedWord
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```
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The biased words are listed on a new line. If you would like to propose a new biased word, we will need to
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## Excluding directories and files
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**Q: I'm including git submodules in my repo and seems to be breaking the workflow, what can I do?**
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**A:** You'll need to add your submodule paths in the `.biased_lang_exclude` file. You can find info on how to (exclude files and directories here)[#excluding-directories-and-files]
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