Ltex does not highlight words not written correctly.

[Miguel-LlamasLanza]

Describe the bug
If I have written word with a typo (e.g. "operting" instead of "operating") it does not highlight the word.
It highlights grammatical issues, such as "A determiner might be mising"

Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Write a word with a typo in a tex document.

Expected behavior
The word should be highlighted

LTeX configuration
Please paste all configuration settings starting with ltex. from your settings.json. You can help us by temporarily removing some irrelevant settings from your settings.json and see if the bug still occurs.

{
    "ltex.language": "en-GB",
    "ltex.enabled": [
        "bibtex",
        "context",
        "context.tex",
        "html",
        "latex",
        "markdown",
        "org",
        "restructuredtext",
        "rsweave"
    ],
}

"LTeX Language Server" log file
First, reproduce the bug. Then, go to View → Output and select LTeX Language Server in the drop-down list. Paste this log here:

REPLACE_THIS_WITH_LTEX_LANGUAGE_SERVER_LOG

"LTeX Language Client" log file
First, set the ltex.trace.server setting in your settings.json to "verbose". Then, reload the VS Code window and reproduce the bug. Go to View → Output and select LTeX Language Client in the drop-down list. Paste this log here (note: it will contain your checked document):

REPLACE_THIS_WITH_LTEX_LANGUAGE_CLIENT_LOG

Version information
List here the version information of the relevant software.

• Operating system: Linux , Ubuntu 22.04
• VS Code: 1.91.1
• vscode-ltex: 13.1.0

Additional context/information
You can add any other context or information about the problem here.

[standerksen]

Had the same issue but I found out I accidentally disabled the spelling rule when trying to ignore one occurrence. Check the .vscode folder in your project and delete all ltex related files to restore all defaults for your project.