>
> The application won't run when I exclude all that. I just get a different 
> ImportError. The modules are excluded but the application appears to still 
> depend on them at runtime for some reason. I can find no way to bundle with 
> PyInstaller that works now. This is a change in PyInstaller that I wanted 
> to make the developers aware of.
>
>
> Does you application fail to import some module you excluded or some 
> module excluded indirectly?
>

If I exclude all the Qt5 libs I get: ImportError: No module named Qt 

This is a PySide (Qt4) application. I suspect matplotlib is the cause of 
PyInstaller thinking I need (Py)Qt5 (as it still thinks I need Qt4) but 
excluding isn't working but it used to work to exclude the PyQt4 libs.


> Does it run if you exclude nothing?
>

No. I get: ImportError: No module named sip 

(This one may be related to the pull request you referred me to.)

If I have to include all those unused libs I'd do that until the problem is 
resolved but even that doesn't work (yet).

Thx!

>  

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