code: def __init__(self):
      message = """
  {h1}
  ----NeptuneMissingProjectQualifiedNameException-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  {end}
  Neptune client couldn't find your project name.
  
  There are two options two add it:
      - specify it in your code
      - set an environment variable in your operating system.
  
  {h2}CODE{end}
  Pass it to {bold}neptune.init(){end} via {bold}project_qualified_name{end} argument:
      {python}neptune.init(project_qualified_name='WORKSPACE_NAME/PROJECT_NAME', api_token='YOUR_API_TOKEN'){end}
  
  {h2}ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE{end}
  or export or set an environment variable depending on your operating system:
  
      {correct}Linux/Unix{end}
      In your terminal run:
         {bash}export {env_project}=WORKSPACE_NAME/PROJECT_NAME{end}
  
      {correct}Windows{end}
      In your CMD run:
         {bash}set {env_project}=WORKSPACE_NAME/PROJECT_NAME{end}
  
  and skip the {bold}project_qualified_name{end} argument of {bold}neptune.init(){end}:
      {python}neptune.init(api_token='YOUR_API_TOKEN'){end}
  
  You may also want to check the following docs pages:
      - https://docs-legacy.neptune.ai/workspace-project-and-user-management/index.html
      - https://docs-legacy.neptune.ai/getting-started/quick-starts/log_first_experiment.html
  
  {correct}Need help?{end}-> https://docs-legacy.neptune.ai/getting-started/getting-help.html
  """
      super(NeptuneMissingProjectQualifiedNameException, self).__init__(
          message.format(env_project=PROJECT_ENV_NAME, **STYLES)
      )
  
imports: import platform
  from neptune.common.envs import API_TOKEN_ENV_NAME, PROJECT_ENV_NAME
label_desc: Use image node_id 1 to create a new NeptuneMissingProjectQualifiedNameException object from inherited base classes: NeptuneException with example: obj = NeptuneMissingProjectQualifiedNameException()