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It is currently undocumented that you need pyright[nodejs] for Pre-commit CI.

Additional config information for dealing with CI vs local environments would be helpful.

It is currently undocumented that you need `pyright[nodejs]` for Pre-commit CI.

Additional config information for dealing with CI vs local environments would be helpful.
@RobertCraigie
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Thanks for the PR, I no longer use pre-commit but I'm surprised that the nodejs extra would be required? Can you say more, e.g. what error did you run into?

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Here's an example failure: https://results.pre-commit.ci/run/github/45885732/1740541637.q4fPhjtFQSSYzUN6dMf2nw

The default nodeenv server is considered less reliable and fails to run on pre-commit CI

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I think the issue here also documents this #345

I've also realised my solution in this PR might not be working either

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