David Anson

My idea above does not work; VS Code seems to require that an extension may only be associated with a single language ID. ```diff diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index fb4a7e9..057f89f...

Adding explicit support for the "rmd" language ID that's defined by the extension you link to does seem to work. I'm not sure how I feel about this, though, as...

I like what you propose better, actually, and added your suggestions into that issue for tracking. I never felt like I had a good plan for how/where to enable globally,...

I'll look at their documentation for how they've approached this, but I don't look at code for other projects to avoid the risk of licensing, etc. issues.

This has been on my list, but I have not done it so far because there would ideally also be options to update `.markdownlint.json` (or one of its variants) and...

Se also #224 for the suggestion to disable just for the particular line via markdownlint-disable-line. Also, instead of trying to decide whether to add exclusions in user or workspace or...

It’ll depend on whether VS Code gives extensions a way to detect Zen Mode. I don’t see anything at https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/vscode-api, but I’ll check again when I’m not on my phone.

Yes, that seems straightforward. I expect the command would be a toggle for on/off and would take effect on the current file only and would not be saved. (For anything...

Makes sense, yes. I could make it apply to the entire session. I just do not want it to persist because I worry people will forget they have change this...

@wdscxsj: The markdownlint.toggleLinting command is available in the `0.35.*` release to temporarily turn linting on/off. It can be run directly and/or bound to a keyboard shortcut. @CGMossa: I looked into...