Inline 'ignore rule' functionality about markdownlint HOT 13 OPEN

When someone has time to work on it. We will gladly review a PR if you'd like to sent one!

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FYI, here’s how the Node implementation handles inline configuration:
https://github.com/DavidAnson/markdownlint/blob/master/README.md#configuration

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When that mythical PR eventually shows up, it's probably worth considering stand-alone lines like this:

[//]: # (mdlint ignore #00123)

as the comment mechanism. With a blank line preceding and following, that should be valid everywhere. The anchor name may need changed to a unique value (instead of just #) in order to avoid warnings about duplicated anchors, but otherwise this seems to consistently work natively without requiring that the markdown output must be HTML.

Justification: https://stackoverflow.com/a/20885980/65589

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Over a year later and this is still a great recommendation. Sometimes html is the only thing that does what I want it to and I want to be able to explicitly ignore a line so my linter isn't making everything yellow. Please add in an ignore functionality (both inline and by file). This is a great tool that can easily be made better.

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Need this to work around this issue #176 (comment)

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This feature should allow relative line numbers also, which might be more useful for files that are edited a lot.

E.g.

This is a test

    some long line here inside a code block that would trigger MD013 but we don't want to because we have a very good reason for having a long line in this specific instance.

{::ignore rule="MD013" relative_line="-2"}

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FYI, reveal.js handles a similar thing via HTML comments which seems nice because it won't be rendered even by tools that aren't aware of the linter:
https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#element-attributes

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Bumping this issue.

@psyomn please come back from vacation! @Typositoire and I are going a little stir crazy over that one. 😛

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I would also benefit from this feature 👍

There is no way that I know of to implement a media in a markdown (other that an image). To illustrate an idea with a video for exemple, an inline exclude for a given block of html would be awsome !

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Any updates regarding this?

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RFEs are pretty low priority at the moment... and I have almost no time for mdl between now and February, but have been trying to make time for bugs as they come up. That said, I would definitely not go the kramdown extension route, it's not portable - the HTML comment route that the node markdownlint uses is clean, will be supported by anything rendering the MD, and would be consistent across both implementations. I think that's great.

If someone feels strongly about this feature and wants to take a whack at it, I'll happily review the PR!

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Any idea when this feature will become reality?

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