Tools such as pip and Twine return HTTP error codes. Some error codes you might
encounter:
403 - Authentication issue, possibly caused by lack of
permissions to perform the operation.
404 - Package not found. Verify that the path and package name are correct.
If you are downloading a package, list the repository
contents to confirm that the package is in the repository
You can get more information about the error if you rerun the command with a
flag for more detailed messages.
pip
Run the command with the --verbose or -v flag. Starting with pip 21.2,
you can use the flag up to three times for extra output. For example
to get the next level of debugging detail, use --verbose --verbose or
-vv. For example:
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