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Inspired by PEP 777, the idea is to solve one hiccup of updating the wheel metadata: the user experience for people using old versions of pip. Right now there is no hint that they need to update.
Describe the solution you'd like
I've opened a PR (#13034) to tweak the error message when the wheel version is too high. The wording might not be perfect but I think this is better than nothing.
Alternative Solutions
I'm not sure what an alternative approach would be here. I don't currently have this problem, no one does. I think it'd be useful to lay the groundwork for a solution.
Additional context
Again, see the PEP 777 discussion for why this might be useful. We can't wait until a new wheel version is being uploaded to PyPI for these messages to be added, because those users won't have this problem.
What's the problem this feature will solve?
Inspired by PEP 777, the idea is to solve one hiccup of updating the wheel metadata: the user experience for people using old versions of pip. Right now there is no hint that they need to update.
Describe the solution you'd like
I've opened a PR (#13034) to tweak the error message when the wheel version is too high. The wording might not be perfect but I think this is better than nothing.
Alternative Solutions
I'm not sure what an alternative approach would be here. I don't currently have this problem, no one does. I think it'd be useful to lay the groundwork for a solution.
Additional context
Again, see the PEP 777 discussion for why this might be useful. We can't wait until a new wheel version is being uploaded to PyPI for these messages to be added, because those users won't have this problem.
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