pipx install jupyter says "No binaries associated with this package."

Trying to install Jupyter gives me the above error

pipx install --python /usr/bin/python3 jupyter
No binaries associated with this package.

[cs01]

This has been added in 0.12.3.0.

> pipx install jupyter --include-deps
  These binaries are now globally available
    - iptest
    - iptest3
    - ipython
    - ipython3
    - jsonschema
    - jupyter
    - jupyter-bundlerextension
    - jupyter-console
    - jupyter-kernel
    - jupyter-kernelspec
    - jupyter-migrate
    - jupyter-nbconvert
    - jupyter-nbextension
    - jupyter-notebook
    - jupyter-qtconsole
    - jupyter-run
    - jupyter-serverextension
    - jupyter-troubleshoot
    - jupyter-trust
done! ✨ 🌟 ✨

[cs01]

Hey, was playing around with this. Why did you remove the functionality in beaff34?

1. The logic to install was easy to update, but then calls to uninstall and list would also have to be updated, so the state of beaff34 was only partially done and would have been annoyingly unfinished (IMO).
2. It took much longer to look up the binaries included in multiple dependencies compared to the single package, and it actually wasn’t even fully recursive; it just looked at the children of the package (not the children’s children and so on). The speed of this probably could have been improved though since a new python subprocess was invoked each time the dependencies of a package were retrieved. The script itself could have been re-written to find them all recursively which would probably run fast since it would all be from a single python subprocess. I didn’t have the time to try this out so I just removed it and added the listing. If this is re-written and proves to be roughly as fast as is it now, I think we can add this feature!