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I use pandoc to prettify markdown (via pandoc -f markdown -t markdown) and it puts 2 spaces after ordered lists to follow a 4 space indent rule. Proselint thinks this is an error. At least in the case where the ordered list is separated from the rest of the text by newlines, this may be worth detecting.
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I have the same issue. I use remark-cli to reformat markdown and I get a false positive for ordered list elements because they start with 2 spaces, e.g.
1. An item.
This triggers the consistency.spacing check.
I had a very brief look at the source code, and it seems that there is no notion of markdown constructs (and no attempt to parse them). Am I correct? If this is true, will it require considerable effort to address?
I use pandoc to prettify markdown (via
pandoc -f markdown -t markdown
) and it puts 2 spaces after ordered lists to follow a 4 space indent rule. Proselint thinks this is an error. At least in the case where the ordered list is separated from the rest of the text by newlines, this may be worth detecting.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: