David Caro

@asottile > I suspect this should just work through `additional_dependencies`, similar to how it's used for python Right now in rust that option [is already in use](https://pre-commit.com/#rust): > When specifying...

@KotlinIsland I understand your POV, however I think the main usage of an LSP is in a developer environment and thus find reasonable this use case to be the main...

@DetachHead > to clarify, the issue is that the default settings for basedpyright don't match your preferences, Not my personal preference but most of the pyright's defaults, which as I...

@DetachHead > i'm a windows user so i'm quite unfamiliar with this stuff. from my understanding this standard is not relevant to windows at all. so it could just check...

@miversen33 While it's true that it should be equivalent to pass the configuration to the LSP directly, some editors/IDEs may not make it easy to access to this mechanism, while...

After fiddling for a while with pre-commit looks like there's no way to do this without changing the default features :disappointed: I'll open an issue in pre-commit for passing features...

Hi, I've found this issue from [this other issue](https://github.com/usebruno/bruno/issues/3770) but I though this would be the most appropriate place to mention this. The first time I saw this dialog out...

> Potential solutions: > > Disable automatic updates on close and instead update only when the user explicitly approves. > Notify the user before attempting an update, informing them that...