Perhaps we should document this issue in the FAQ? Using pre-commit with Black is pretty common (and it's not always instantly clear it passes all of the files to the hook directly bypassing any file discovery the hook may implement). I'd suggest pre-commit's exclude configurations first, and then black's force-exclude.

_Originally posted by @ichard26 in psf/black#3013

I've faced a problem that importing dowhy.plotter lead to incorrect visual settings for all future rendered plots.

It would be great to avoid overriding default matplotlib settings:
https://github.com/microsoft/dowhy/blob/master/dowhy/plotter.py#L7-L13

A possible solution is to encapsulate these settings into dowhy.plotter functions instead of overriding global variables.

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While googling for how to use ES2020 with Angular, I stumbled upon the below link https://angular.io/guide/migration-update-module-and-target-compiler-options

It starts by saying "This migration adjusts the target and module settings ...". Upon reading the whole document, I did not find what "this migration" meant. Is it referring to some command which needs to be run?

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the low level documentation (https://svelte.dev/docs) is not really easy to use ( and incomplete in some cases)
I think if the runtime function contain JSDOC it will help a lot and give the developers an easier way to discover api documentation

additionally it is possible to replace the https://svelte.dev/docs with the generated docs ( with some thing like https://ty