[fr] error not found? "un interview"

[tiff]

C’est le Premier ministre de cette époque, Édouard Philippe, qui a annoncé dans un interview sur TF1 : « Nous avons entendu la colère des Français. Cette taxe sur les carburants n’est pas dans le budget 2019, elle est annulée. ».

Non-native user says, "un interview" is wrong, and we don't detect his. Is he right?

[udomai]

Official sources say this word "oscillates" between feminine and masculine. I've always only heard "une interview". But Larousse, for example, allows both.

@Rebecca-auque, does "un interview" sound weird to you? In that case, we could write a style rule à la "Le mot 'interview' peut être masculin, mais son usage au féminin est plus répandu."

Anyway, it's not a grammar error to write "un interview". But there is a grammalecte rule that disagrees (see screenshot below). I think our current rules don't find everything it finds (see full results), so I don't feel comfortable switching it off just yet. If we can write our own rule that does the same, we could deactivate the grammalecte rule.