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Add ability ignore specific rule with settings.json

See original GitHub issue

Not sure if I have missed this in the manual, or in another issue, but it would be really nice if I could specify which issues to ignore specific rules on a global in Visual Studio Code’s own settings.json file, so that I do not have to have a separate configuration file just for the extension.

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Created 3 years ago
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marsfancommented, Jul 21, 2020

Also, I want to add,for anyone who stumbles across this issue. It is already possible to ignore specific rules with settings.json.

Here is an example of how to disable the rules MD022 and MD032:

    "markdownlint.config": {
        "MD022": false,
        "MD032": false
    }

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DavidAnsoncommented, Oct 7, 2020

MD029 is disable-able per example below.

But I’m not sure how you would do so from an ESLint-specific config file?

https://dlaa.me/markdownlint/#%25m%23 Disable MD029 1. Item 2. Item Text 3. Item 4. Item Text  5. Item 6. Item

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