docs(dlv): spellcheck

Author: gfouillet

cmd/jujud-controller/main_debug.go

@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ import (
 func main() {
 	args := os.Args
 
-	// enable debug except for command version and bootstrap-state which rely on command output. Debugging server will
-	// mess up with those commands.
+	// enable debug except for command `version` and `bootstrap-state` which rely on command output. Debugging server
+	// will mess up with those commands.
 	if slices.Contains(args, "version") || slices.Contains(args, "bootstrap-state") {
 		os.Exit(Main(args))
 	}

cmd/jujud/main_debug.go

@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ import (
 func main() {
 	args := os.Args
 
-	// enable debug except for command version and bootstrap-state which rely on command output. Debugging server will
-	// mess up with those commands.
+	// enable debug except for command `version` and `bootstrap-state` which rely on command output. Debugging server
+	// will mess up with those commands.
 	if slices.Contains(args, "version") || slices.Contains(args, "bootstrap-state") {
 		os.Exit(Main(args))
 	}

internal/dlv/delve.go

@@ -23,11 +23,9 @@ const (
 //
 // It works in two phases:
 // At first call, it launches the delve command `exec` with the current binary. However, before the
-// call it set a environment variable DELVE_ANYTHING_NO_DEBUG.
-// At the second call, DELVE_ANYTHING_NO_DEBUG is set, so it just return the "normal" main.
+// call it sets an environment variable DELVE_ANYTHING_NO_DEBUG.
+// At the second call, DELVE_ANYTHING_NO_DEBUG is set, so it just returns the "normal" main.
 func NewDlvRunner(opts ...Option) func(main MainWithArgs) MainWithArgs {
-
-	// Apply configuration option.
 	config := Config{}
 	config.apply(opts...)
 

internal/dlv/doc.go

@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@
 //	go build -gcflags "all=-N -l" -tags debug path/to/my/package
 //
 // It can be done through having two main files in package main, one named `main.go` and one name `main_debug.go`. The
-// former will be compiled only if there is no debug tag, the former only if there is a debug tag. Making mistake with
-// tags would end up with two main function, which will cause a compile error (better for avoiding to ship debug binaries
-// in production.
+// former will be compiled only if there is no debug tag, the latter only if there is a debug tag. Making mistake with
+// tags would end up with two main functions, which will cause a compile error (better for avoiding shipment of debug
+// binaries in production).
 //
 // # Example
 //