Question about the linter rules

[Marvin-Brouwer]

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Hi,

I'm reading this article: https://github.com/github/docs/tree/main/src/content-linter, and, I have a question.
The article is explaining how you can "contribute to the content linter code by adding new rules".

I am almost 90% certain that this article is illustrating how to make a contribution to the site-wide markdown linter.
However, the way this article is written, it almost looks like I can also just add a file to src/content-linter/lib/linting-rules/* in any of my repo's and have additional rules specific to my repo.

Did I read that right? Can I add repo-specific linting rules?
Or is this just meant to extends the site's markdown linter for the inline editor?

Thanks,
Marvin.

What part(s) of the article would you like to see updated?

I'm not sure yet, I'd like to have my question answered before I can say that.

Additional information

If I am building a custom linter, e.g: a remark plugin, and there currently isn't a way to integrate that into my GitHub markdown linter.
Where would I request such a feature?

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[Sharra-writes]

@Marvin-Brouwer Thanks for opening an issue! This is probably a question for our support team since I'm not sure that the README you're linking is technically written for public use, and definitely isn't part of our normal documentation.

If you find you need to make a feature request, I believe the discussion for that is here.

I'm going to close this issue, but I hope you can get an answer to your question, and good luck with your linter!