single newlines are treated as full newlines causing lost of false positives
See original GitHub issueThis extension is almost impossible to use with Markdown documents because it will generate a huje number of false positive results on sentences that spread on multiple lines.
Most people writing markdown use a line wrapping at 79-120 column as markdown does consider single newlines as continuation, only double newlines act as real newline.
Example below would trigger an error about missing article on cat, when in fact the article is there.
... The
cat is out of the bag.
In fact the same problem applies not only to markdown but also to plain text and rst files, on any of them is normal to wrap sentences on multiple lines.
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@znck Thanks! I updated to pre-release and I confirm that Grammarly appears to be working fine now.
This should be fixed. If not, please create a new issue.