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I understand that this may be a default, but markdown can technically be used in any text file. I personally have a use case where the files are forced to have a different extension (due to a toolchain that renders the files), but for the most part they are still markdown and could very much use some linting :)
Expanding the existing function to checking against a list of extensions should be easy enough - if that would be a viable solution, I could perhaps propose a PR.
Thoughts?
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* #407 : Adding support for alternate extensions.
* #419 : Fixed issue with trailing space in empty list item
* #168 - Moved paragraph code to own module.
Hi,
In current version, I noticed that usage of the pymarkdown tool is limited to files with extension
.md
.That is due to
pymarkdown/pymarkdown/main.py
Line 212 in 0476c41
I understand that this may be a default, but markdown can technically be used in any text file. I personally have a use case where the files are forced to have a different extension (due to a toolchain that renders the files), but for the most part they are still markdown and could very much use some linting :)
Expanding the existing function to checking against a list of extensions should be easy enough - if that would be a viable solution, I could perhaps propose a PR.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: