Add ability to disable specific rule(s) for specific file(s)
See original GitHub issueHello, I’m working on the ESLint project, which uses this module. In general, we want to prohibit tabs in our markdown (using rule MD010), but there is one file where I need to use tabs in an example of the indent
rule. Is there a way to turn off just that rule, for just that file? If not, is that a feature you would consider adding?
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See here for how to use the new functionality: https://github.com/DavidAnson/markdownlint#configuration
I believe this implementation addresses most of the scenarios @IanVS outlined with the exception of a single comment to disable a rule for a single line only. I know how I would implement that, but didn’t want to complicate the initial implementation because it’s just a shorthand convenience.
👍 Thanks! I will test this out in the next few days.