Joseph Kato

Did `docs/foo.md` meet the requirements for [`-filter-mode=added`](https://github.com/errata-ai/vale-action#filter_mode-default-added)?

It moved to https://github.com/errata-ai/nlpapi. Nothing is really concrete yet, though.

> The complexity of DITA processing is certainly an obstacle to performance parity with simpler markup variants that Vale can parse directly without first converting to an intermediate format such...

Thanks for the detailed report. Your last screenshot actually shows the expected result: with the default configuration, only "typpo", "gfm", and "remmark" should be reported as errors. The bug here...

The problem here seems to be a bug with `rst2html`. ```rst .. vale off this text should be fine ------------------------ .. vale on This text should be fine. .. vale...

> AFAIK this option is currently not available. It isn't currently available, but the implementation here should probably be similar to the current `--minAlertLevel` flag.

You don't have to escape values inside a character class. The problem here is that ignore patterns aren't yet supported in DITA.

This will be fixed in the next release.

> which indicates that Vale expects all HTML files in the `{SphinxBuildPath}/html` directory, which doesn't work if you have content inside subfolders. This looks like a similar issue to https://github.com/errata-ai/vale/pull/279....

The two branches are different versions that have different features. I recommend using the `reviewdog` branch so that you can Vale CLI updates, but the other *can* still be used.