False positive: hda → had

[kdeldycke]

My markdown document containing CLI with references to hda (i.e. the master device on the first ATA channel), is auto-corrected to had:

$ typos content/2005/qemu-commands.md

error: `hda` should be `had`
  --> content/2005/qemu-commands.md:19:29
   |
19 |   $ qemu -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow -boot d
   |                             ^^^
   |

error: `hda` should be `had`
  --> content/2005/qemu-commands.md:25:41
   |
25 |   $ qemu -cdrom /home/kevin/ubuntu.iso -hda /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow -boot d
   |                                         ^^^
   |

Produced with latest typos:

$ typos --version
typos-cli 1.20.8

[kdeldycke]

In the mean time, I am ignoring these false positive with the following config in my pyproject.toml:

[tool.typos]
default.extend-ignore-re = [
    # error: `hda` should be `had`
    #   --> content/2005/qemu-commands.md:19:29
    #    |
    # 19 |   $ qemu -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda /home/kevin/qemu-disk-image.qcow -boot d
    #    |                             ^^^
    #    |
    " -hda ",
    # error: `hda` should be `had`
    #   --> ./content/2006/hardware-commands.md:25:28
    #    |
    # 25 | - Low-level format of the `hda` device:
    #    |                            ^^^
    #    |
    "`hda`",
]

I'm OK to have this issue closed as an extreme edge-case as I'm pretty sure I'm the only one out there nitpicking on that! 😅