partially disable the zsh's autocorrect feature

gistfile1.md

the problem:

subl somefile
zsh: correct 'subl' to 'ul' [nyae]? n

node -v
zsh: correct 'node' to 'od' [nyae]? n
v0.8.16

create .zsh_nocorrect:

touch ~/.zsh_nocorrect

with:

subl
node
onecommandperline

Add to the end of ~/.zshrc file:

if [ -f ~/.zsh_nocorrect ]; then
    while read -r COMMAND; do
        alias $COMMAND="nocorrect $COMMAND"
    done < ~/.zsh_nocorrect
fi

@vitormil I get a ~/.zshrc:62: bad assignment (62 is the alias line in my zshrc on Mac OSX Mountain Lion) - any idea what might cause this?

works on my machine. Does this support args to a tool? I want to disable autocorrect for go test but not necessarily go?

Doesn't work on my machine. The command I want to stop correcting is pnpm run test and alias doesn't support commands with a space.