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Notifications: improve copy on error messages #11062
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Notifications: improve copy on error messages #11062
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Maybe this is more accurate
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I'm not sure. This notification is risen when the user uses:
but that's incorrect. They have to install their own Python package/project with
pip
as follow:Do you have a suggestion here?
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Yeah I had the same question here too. I feel like both are correct, really. The user is technically installing their package, but the user is also only installing their package to process the dependencies.
Your edit seems clear enough though, I don't think it's incorrect either way.
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I don't think this is always true. They usually install their package to be able to document its API. I will keep mine for now, but I'm open to iterate and change it.