You’re running the program in the build directory — that’s not your
application! It’s just a temporary space PyInstaller uses to assemble
things. Your real application is in the dist directory.
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Hello,
I'm using python 3.8.10, and I'm using cgitb in my code.
import cgitb
path = "my path"
cgitb.enable(
display=0,
logdir=path,
context=12,
format="text"
)
If the code is abnormal, a txt file is generated.
When I compile to a separate exe file with the latest pyinstaller and use
the parameter
If you want to add a directory, you don’t want wildcards. Wildcards add the
contents of a directory but not the directory itself. Just --add-data
program/config:config gives me the following which I’m guessing is what you
want?
_MEI.../ ├── base_library.zip ├── config │ ├── development │ │
Hello,
I'm using python 3.8.10, and I'm using cgitb in my code.
import cgitb
path = "my path"
cgitb.enable(
display=0,
logdir=path,
context=12,
format="text"
)
If the code is abnormal, a txt file is generated.
When I compile to a separate exe file with the latest pyinstaller and use
the parameter
I know, what happens when I open the app is
here
https://groups.google.com/group/pyinstaller/attach/a6efbafc867bd/5978C5A8-AD3E-4AF8-94F2-59F5CE688789.jpeg?part=0.1=1
Dne pondělí 21. srpna 2023 v 9:44:53 UTC+2 uživatel bwoodsend napsal:
> You’re running the program in the build directory —
I opened the installer (left screenshot) if I open the app in dist its the
right screenshot.
Dne pondělí 21. srpna 2023 v 9:44:53 UTC+2 uživatel bwoodsend napsal:
> You’re running the program in the build directory — that’s not your
> application! It’s just a temporary space PyInstaller uses
