Notify on Windows but without archiving notifications

[fredericomattos]

To notify that an error was encountered when running the code, I do it like this:

from plyer import notification

def notifyerror(notify_error_alert_text,time_appear):
    notification.notify(
        title = 'Visual Studio Code\nError:',
        message = notify_error_alert_text[:250],
        app_icon = None,
        timeout = time_appear,
    )

notifyerror('bla bla bla bla bla',1)

These notifications that appear on the screen are being archived and accumulating:

Is there any way to notify but without these notifications accumulating?
To summarize: only the notification appears on the screen and the trail disappears.

Even because these notifications that are archived are useless, because when you drag the mouse over them, they disappear and the ones that stay in the message box when you click nothing happens because there is no anchor between the notification and the VSCode, for example.

[fredericomattos]

Please delete this issue, I was wrong and the problem was not in the module, but when calling in loop through another file, generating this temporary archive.