False positive for random strings

[rnbguy]

The latest version gives false positives for cases similar to the following:

$ cat example.sh
key="1234Iy789"
$ typos example.sh 
error: `Iy` should be `It`
  --> example.sh:1:10
  |
1 | key="1234Iy789"
  |          ^^
  |

If this is intended, how can I resolve this generally? These are part of my unit tests.

[szepeviktor]

You could add a regexp in default.extend-ignore-re.

[epage]

typos has support for several well-known non-identifiers (base64, colors, urls, etc).

We have issues for better recognizing truly random content, particularly #484.

As a workaround, extend-ignore-re can help, see #814 for an example.

As there is an issue for heuristics, I'm closing in favor of that.