All, For new users, understanding what hidden imports are and how to fix them can be challenging. I wonder if the PyInstaller loader could be modified to add a "development mode" so that imports which fail will then be pulled from the local Python installation and a note / entry made to a log file specifying which imports PyInstaller didn't find. These could then be easily added to the .spec file or transformed into a hook; perhaps the "log files" could be a set of hook files?
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