A warning on dependencies is not easy to implement, although it should not be
too hard.
About removing the sandbox, I am not sure. The failure happens when the
sandbox start, and it could happen also at a later stage, not only with
the installation.
Currently, there are a few options:
1) After installing libaio, repeating the installation with -- --force
should fix the problem.
2) instead of reinstalling with --force, you can remove the sandbox:
$ sbtool -o delete -s ~/sandboxes/msb_5_6_10
$ make_sandbox ...
** Changed in: mysql-sandbox
Status: New => Opinion
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Sandbox gets in a unknown state if creation fails
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