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Proceed (Y/n)? should be Proceed (y/n)? in uninstall flow. #10936
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Mar 3, 2022
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Please feel welcome to file a PR. |
Just to be clear, the "Y" is capitalised deliberately, to indicate this is the default you'll get if you just press Enter. So this is a documentation bug, and the fix should be to change the docs, not the code. |
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Description
As per documentation on uninstall the prompt should be "Proceed (y/n)?" but looking at the code the prompt generated is "Proceed (Y/n)?"
If you think its a good first issue I could raise a pull request for this.
Expected behavior
on uninstall the prompt should be "Proceed (y/n)?"
pip version
22.0.3
Python version
3.8.8
OS
linux
How to Reproduce
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