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twilio cannot create a phone number

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Issue Summary

Im following the instructions on your documentation page on how to create a phone number
https://www.twilio.com/docs/sms/quickstart/python

im executing this command stated in your documentation after completing all the previous steps

twilio phone-numbers:buy:local --country-code US --sms-enabled

I get an error saying its not able to locate the Twilio SDK and that the command
phone-number:buy:local: was not found

So now my project is stuck waiting for someone on here to reply.

Its really amazing that nothing ever works, every thing you do must be a long research project even to type a simple command, even a big company like Twilio forces people to go thru this pain and suffering.

Im waiting for the day where you can just install something and it works without going thru all this pain and suffering and delays waiting for technical support and turning every little command into a big research project.

Just to do this one command i have to come here and fill all this out, research which version of this and that i have installed and go thru all this for one command.

Cant believe in 2021 we still going thru this as if we are back in the stone age.

This happens so often. This whole computer industry really needs improvement. Its just seems to be endless hacks on top of another. Like this command is the prime example of that. Cant believe my project is now stalled because on this one command. Now i have to wait for an undefined period of time to get an answer to something that should just work. Is really a disgrace how packages can be release to the public without being tested, giving people headaches.

Steps to Reproduce

i already gave the steps above

Code Snippet

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cant pate the log it was executed on another computer

Technical details:

  • twilio-cli version: i just installed it. do i have to go research the command on how to get the version number?
  • node version: i installed the latest version of it just now
  • Command output with debug logging enabled (adding -l debug to the end of the command):