Doesn't support c#?
See original GitHub issueNo matter I add cs
, csharp
, or c#
after code fences, it reports a problem MD046 - Code block style.
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Right, this rule exists to help maintain a consistent style for code blocks within a file, either indented or fenced. If you want to use both in the same file, then you’ll want to disable this rule.
If you don’t like the rule, you can just set it to “false” in your config to turn it off. This really isn’t about the library not supporting “c#”, but a misunderstanding about the default configuration