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  1. @qownnotes

    Nice to see some support for #MarkDown LSPs(e.g. rumdl) being built into the app.
    While I still need to drop down to a CLI to perform a line-by-line review of proposed changes, as long as I trust my #rumdl config, I can now easily re-format my .md files within the GUI.

    Thanks for your work! I appreciate it.

  2. @qownnotes

    Nice to see some support for #MarkDown LSPs(e.g. rumdl) being built into the app.
    While I still need to drop down to a CLI to perform a line-by-line review of proposed changes, as long as I trust my #rumdl config, I can now easily re-format my .md files within the GUI.

    Thanks for your work! I appreciate it.

  3. @qownnotes

    Nice to see some support for LSPs(e.g. rumdl) being built into the app.
    While I still need to drop down to a CLI to perform a line-by-line review of proposed changes, as long as I trust my config, I can now easily re-format my .md files within the GUI.

    Thanks for your work! I appreciate it.

  4. @qownnotes

    Nice to see some support for #MarkDown LSPs(e.g. rumdl) being built into the app.
    While I still need to drop down to a CLI to perform a line-by-line review of proposed changes, as long as I trust my #rumdl config, I can now easily re-format my .md files within the GUI.

    Thanks for your work! I appreciate it.

  5. @qownnotes

    Nice to see some support for #MarkDown LSPs(e.g. rumdl) being built into the app.
    While I still need to drop down to a CLI to perform a line-by-line review of proposed changes, as long as I trust my #rumdl config, I can now easily re-format my .md files within the GUI.

    Thanks for your work! I appreciate it.

  6. Two line config to add the #rumdl markdown linter to #Vim:
    ```
    let g:ale_linters = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    let g:ale_fixers = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    ```

    Then use ALEFix to clean up the file. I've got that remapped to '<leader>af'.

  7. Two line config to add the #rumdl markdown linter to #Vim:
    ```
    let g:ale_linters = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    let g:ale_fixers = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    ```

    Then use ALEFix to clean up the file. I've got that remapped to '<leader>af'.

  8. Two line config to add the markdown linter to :
    ```
    let g:ale_linters = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    let g:ale_fixers = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    ```

    Then use ALEFix to clean up the file. I've got that remapped to '<leader>af'.

  9. Two line config to add the #rumdl markdown linter to #Vim:
    ```
    let g:ale_linters = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    let g:ale_fixers = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    ```

    Then use ALEFix to clean up the file. I've got that remapped to '<leader>af'.

  10. Two line config to add the #rumdl markdown linter to #Vim:
    ```
    let g:ale_linters = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    let g:ale_fixers = { 'markdown': ['rumdl'] }
    ```

    Then use ALEFix to clean up the file. I've got that remapped to '<leader>af'.

  11. 0.1.16 (rust based markdown linter and formatter, replacing markdownlint-cli2) now has a option to reflow markdown based on the semantic line break convention: sembr.org/

    github.com/rvben/rumdl/release

  12. #rumdl 0.1.16 (rust based markdown linter and formatter, replacing markdownlint-cli2) now has a option to reflow markdown based on the semantic line break convention: sembr.org/

    github.com/rvben/rumdl/release

  13. #rumdl 0.1.16 (rust based markdown linter and formatter, replacing markdownlint-cli2) now has a option to reflow markdown based on the semantic line break convention: sembr.org/

    github.com/rvben/rumdl/release

  14. #rumdl 0.1.16 (rust based markdown linter and formatter, replacing markdownlint-cli2) now has a option to reflow markdown based on the semantic line break convention: sembr.org/

    github.com/rvben/rumdl/release

  15. #rumdl 0.1.16 (rust based markdown linter and formatter, replacing markdownlint-cli2) now has a option to reflow markdown based on the semantic line break convention: sembr.org/

    github.com/rvben/rumdl/release

  16. Beginning to really appreciate the #rumdl project in helping me lint my Markdown and get some consistency in the formatting of the gazillion notes I've created for myself.

    Like #ruff and sphinx-lint, it's becoming a common part of my toolbox to keep my sloppiness in check and, perhaps, teach me some better formatting habits.

    github.com/rvben/rumdl

    #Markdown #lint #documentation

  17. Beginning to really appreciate the #rumdl project in helping me lint my Markdown and get some consistency in the formatting of the gazillion notes I've created for myself.

    Like #ruff and sphinx-lint, it's becoming a common part of my toolbox to keep my sloppiness in check and, perhaps, teach me some better formatting habits.

    github.com/rvben/rumdl

    #Markdown #lint #documentation

  18. Beginning to really appreciate the project in helping me lint my Markdown and get some consistency in the formatting of the gazillion notes I've created for myself.

    Like and sphinx-lint, it's becoming a common part of my toolbox to keep my sloppiness in check and, perhaps, teach me some better formatting habits.

    github.com/rvben/rumdl

  19. Beginning to really appreciate the #rumdl project in helping me lint my Markdown and get some consistency in the formatting of the gazillion notes I've created for myself.

    Like #ruff and sphinx-lint, it's becoming a common part of my toolbox to keep my sloppiness in check and, perhaps, teach me some better formatting habits.

    github.com/rvben/rumdl

    #Markdown #lint #documentation

  20. Beginning to really appreciate the #rumdl project in helping me lint my Markdown and get some consistency in the formatting of the gazillion notes I've created for myself.

    Like #ruff and sphinx-lint, it's becoming a common part of my toolbox to keep my sloppiness in check and, perhaps, teach me some better formatting habits.

    github.com/rvben/rumdl

    #Markdown #lint #documentation