update section 7 to match example recipe
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Short answer: yes. Long answer: In principle, as long as your dependencies are i
your user's conda channels they will be able to install your package. In practice, that is difficult
to manage, and we strive to get all dependencies built in conda-forge.
-### 7. **When or why do I need to use `python -m pip install --no-deps --ignore-installed .`?**
+### 7. **When or why do I need to use `{{ PYTHON }} -m pip install --no-deps . -vv`?**
This should be the default install line for most Python packages. This is preferable to `python setup.py` because it handles metadata in a `conda`-friendlier way. We also want to make sure dependencies are handled through `conda`, and `--no-deps` means most Python dependencies are needed only at `run` time, not `build`.
