What does 'disable due to \n' mean?

[luzpaz]

Codespell result looked like:
./App/AreaPyImp.cpp:163: nTo ==> not | disable due to \n

The code in question:

"\nTo ensure no stray abortion is left in the previous operation, it is advised to manually clear\n"

[geor-g]

Ping..

[larsoner]

It means that the potential error is preceded by \n so it is ignored. It is a disambiguation problem regarding whether there is a \n followed by To, or a \ followed by a typo nTo. To be safe it's assumed it's a \n and thus ignored.