David Anson

Some systems (Jekyll, perhaps?) automatically use the front matter title as the H1 for the rendered page. In that scenario, what you show here would result in a duplicate title...

I don't know anything about how Astro works, but the typical way to do this would be to put a .markdownlint.json file in the root of the project. It only...

MD034 reports: Bare URL used [Context: "[email protected]"] So it looks like the umlaut character is not allowed in an email address. That appears to be the case for the parser...

I doubt that would go to the same person. I think the recommendation is probably to "percent encode" the umlaut character. or maybe ask the person who owns that alias...

Great, thank you for the update!

I think the rule does not recognize hash as a dollar alternative. (The unconditional rendering of hash lines as comments is a GitHub behavior.) I'd be inclined to make what's...

Not directly. Front matter is so varied that I have not thought to support something like this. But if you want to lint front matter, I suppose you could report...

MD045 supports CommonMark syntax for image alternate text (technically the ["image description"](https://spec.commonmark.org/0.31.2/#image-description)) and the PR referenced above allowed the rule to also recognize alternate text in an HTML IMG tag...

Quarto’s custom format does not work well with CommonMark syntax as it parses like content and is displayed to the user: https://dlaa.me/markdownlint/#%25m%23%20Issue%201200%0A%0A!%5BElephant%5D(elephant.png)%7Bfig-alt%3D%22A%20drawing%20of%20an%20elephant.%22%7D%0A

If you want to include inline HTML in your Markdown, you should disable the `no-inline-html` rule. The README shows multiple ways to do so.