Open alok87 opened 2 years ago
Can confirm the behavior.
A possible workaround is to copy an HTML document into a Markdown file, and the extension will happily scan the text. Grammarly does a pretty good job of ignoring tags, such as <p>
and <div>
, though I have noticed some glitches when handling words immediately followed by HTML entities without spaces.
HTML files are not handled still, though adding html
to grammarly.files.include
as above does make the output
prompt claim that create text checking session for
the file in question, so something is happening.
Given how long this Issue has been open (and given Grammarly is sunsetting the SDK), I have little hope to see this fixed, but FWIW, I'd like to grammar check html files with this extension, but it's not working.
Nonetheless, thank you @znck for sharing this brilliant work with the community all this time.
I added
"grammarly.files.include": ["**/README.md", "**/readme.md", "**/*.txt", "**/*.html"]
But still it does not scan these files