zenn-textlint-workarounds

textlint triggers false positives on Zenn articles due to patterns like prh long vowel adjustments and :::message syntax. These constructs conflict with linting rules and cause disruptive results during content checks.

To fix the prh long-vowel loop, avoid specific patterns that trigger false positives when running textlint --fix. Documented workarounds help prevent destructive changes while preserving the intended meaning of your text.

To use :::message syntax without breaking textlint, replace it with blockquote style. This workaround satisfies textlint compliance while maintaining readability in Zenn articles.

Running textlint --fix automatically is not entirely safe. You should manually review diffs to prevent destructive changes, as prh and related tooling can alter content unexpectedly during automated fixes.

Yes, you can integrate these textlint workarounds into a CI workflow. They apply to any process that enforces textlint rules, including CI pipelines that lint Zenn articles, ensuring compliance without false positives.

Limitations include the need to manually review textlint --fix diffs and the requirement to replace :::message syntax with blockquotes. These workarounds avoid problematic constructs but may alter original formatting.