pluggy - different signature problem

a_run.py

# packages is a list of packages, created from the configuration object (config.job.packages),
# but also external plugins can extend this list

# so I need something like this here
packages = list(itertools.chain(*pm.hook.lpcraft_install_packages()))

packages_cmd = ["apt", "install", "-y"] + packages
emit.progress("Installing system packages")
with emit.open_stream(f"Running {packages_cmd}") as stream:
    proc = instance.execute_run(
        packages_cmd,
        cwd=remote_cwd,
        env=job.environment,
        stdout=stream,
        stderr=stream,
    )

b_hookspecs.py

@hookspec
def lpcraft_install_packages() -> List[str]:
    """system packages to be installed"""

c_external_plugin.py

# this works like a charm

@hookimpl
def lpcraft_install_packages():
    return ["tox"]

d_internal_plugin.py

# here is the problem - we have a different signature
# pluggy throws an error/exception
# adding `config` to the hook specification also feels wrong, as it is only needed here, but not in other cases

@hookimpl
def lpcraft_install_packages(config):
    return config["job_x"].packages

e_solution_1.py

# as I cannot figure out how to create this internal plugin in a sane way I do the following

results = list(itertools.chain(*pm.hook.lpcraft_install_packages()))

packages = config["job_x"].packages + results

f_solution_2.py

# maybe this is the solution?
packages = list(itertools.chain(*pm.hook.lpcraft_install_packages(packages_from_configuration)))

# and then the internal plugin would be something like this
@hookimpl
def lpcraft_install_packages(packages):
    return packages

# and the external plugins just ignore the packages param?