James Quilty

As a hack to work-around the entity replacement until markdownit-py is enhanced, I'm considering adding a configurable option which replaces certain Unicode characters with HTML entities, based on the HTML...

So, looking into this, it rapidly became apparent that it will be much easier to disable the substitution than it will be to reverse substitutions. ~~The substitution appears to be...

Draft fix committed as https://github.com/jamesquilty/mdformat/commit/14f412287ddeb410a3d221e1387d7c6047db6cda, which calls `.disable('entity')`, as suggested above.

I just updated from 28.2 (installed with `--no-quarantine` I believe) to 29.1 with Homebrew _without_ specifying `--no-quarantine` on macOS 13 and found that I can launch the app and run...

@jgopel, I'm still interested in this feature. I don't think that it's been implemented independently of this Issue.

@hoijui No, thank you. Please don't butt-in and tell people what you think they should be doing, it's inappropriate.

I'm happy with the Issue title change to focus on the strict flag. What I would like to to is permanently set the exit code behaviour of yamllint. My context...

This bug also affects nested ordered lists, I see MD005 trigger on lines 3 and 4 of the following: ```markdown 1. Unindented ordered item 1. Intended ordered item 1. Intended...

> I do not see any error with this Markdown snippet. Are you using non-default settings? I am using non-default settings, but nothing that should affect the output, the problem...

There's certainly a question over whether [MD005](https://github.com/markdownlint/markdownlint/blob/main/docs/RULES.md#md005---inconsistent-indentation-for-list-items-at-the-same-level) should consider _local consistency_ or _global consistency_ of list indentation. The MD005 title, description and examples imply the intended behaviour is _local consistency_...