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recommanded -> recommended ?
Is it a too soft word? Does not build fail without this option?
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Personally I don't like installers, so I add it to
%Path%manually.Also there's PEP-0514 (#13882) which I also do manually 😊
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So maybe we should add a note about the alternative ("add it to
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🤔 I don't like "spoon feeding" devs, so I need to think about this.
P.S. The installer will register the installation so #13882 should cover that. (To avoid that I have a special tool that extracts
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I'm fine with #13882 landing rather than this note.
I like spoon feeding devs when it comes to tooling (and not code) - I don't want the fact building is hard or unclear to prevent contributors from joining.