David Anson

@borekb: Per my comments at https://github.com/igorshubovych/markdownlint-cli/issues/45#issuecomment-667377702 you should be able to use `markdownlint-cli2` for this scenario as it supports different `.markdownlint.json` files for each directory. If you try it, please...

@borekb Yes, the VS Code `markdownlint` extension respects the "closest" `.markdownlint.json` file in the current/parent directory of the project.

This is great detail, thank you very much! I‘be been working on an experiment that I’d like you to try in a week or so that may help with this....

I've published something new: https://github.com/DavidAnson/markdownlint-cli2 It's a slightly different take on a CLI, please see the README for context. For your purposes, something like the following should be equivalent to...

By the way, you could put the two ignore paths on the command-line, but I was trying to match your current configuration as closely as possible.

That reasoning makes sense, but interferes with what I’m trying to do which is represent all of the positive and negative pattern matching on the command line so it can...

FYI, I've just published version `0.0.3` of `markdownlint-cli2`. It now supports everything `markdownlint-cli` does (though differently). The globbing behavior discussed above is not changed vs. version `0.0.2` - did you...

@borekb Yes, seems like the same thing. However, both approaches should be fast in `markdownlint-cli2`. If you confirm or refute that, please let me know.

@adamkudrna Thanks for confirming that! My motivation for doing CLI2 was that there were a number of features/improvements that I didn't see a clean way of adding to CLI1. I...

Great, thank you for letting me know! We should probably move this investigation to an issue in the repository for CLI2. Could you please open something there? Looking at the...