Add a disclaimer to the "Installation Order" section #6604
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This section has caused a lot of user confusion since PEP 517/518. It seems that users are referring to this section for advice about how to deal with build time issues, which contains statements that do not hold true for build requirements.
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Merging this right now. :) @cjerdonek I'm on board for that -- let's have a good-first-issue for it or do that in a follow up PR? |
This was referenced Jun 16, 2019
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Follow up at #6619. |
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This section has caused a lot of user confusion since PEP 517/518. It seems that users are referring to this section for advice about how to deal with build time issues, which contains statements that do not hold true for build requirements.