DetachHead

hmm, it probably won't work with anything that expects the pypi package unfortunately. perhaps we could also publish a nodeless release which would allow users on platforms other than windows/mac/linux...

there are other issues for supporting other OS's as well. i was just gonna leave them all open until we decide on a solution

`diagnosticSeverityOverrides` should be overriding whatever `typeCheckingMode` is set to, so i think there might be an issue here, unless there's something i'm missing?

so `diagnosticSeverityOverrides` works on all the other `typeCheckingMode`s but not `"off"`? if that's the case then it's definitely a bug, in which case we should re-open this issue. i have...

do you have a `tool.basedpyright` or `tool.pyright` section in your `pyproject.toml`? if so, does deleting it make the `diagnosticSeverityOverrides` in your lsp config work?

i can't seem to reproduce this unfortunately. do you think you could create a minimal reproduction of the issue, similar to [the one in this comment](https://github.com/DetachHead/basedpyright/issues/492#issuecomment-2223736189)?

i think this is the same issue as https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/issues/836 tbh this is one of the few times where i agree with eric, specifically this comment https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/issues/836#issuecomment-659808974 where he says if...

fair enough, several people have raised this both here and upstream so i think it's reasonable to support it

i do think this functionality should be opt-in though, since i personally would never want any global config to override project-specific config, i feel like that's something the user should...

> As per me(unless I am missing something) the ideal sane behaviour should be to merge the global config with local project config files (`pyproject.toml` and `[based]pyrightconfig.json`) take precedence over...