I have recently started distributing a python program which had the same
needs and I dealt with it in the following way. I'm not saying this is the
best/only way, but just how I solved the problem:
1) use pyinstaller (NOT in single exe mode) to package the application -
you will have an exe and lo
My favourite technique to identify which dependencies I need is to create a
clean venv and then try testing my code with it active. If I get an import
error I can either look at why I need that import or, if it really is needed,
simply pip install within the venv.
Of course running pylint and a
On Fri, Mar 27, 2020 at 2:13 AM abhishek bhatta
wrote:
> I looked into that but there are too many packages that needs to be in the
> exclude list.
>
you might take a step back and try to figure out *why* PyInstller thinks
you need all those packages.
Perhaps you can do your imports differently
But that's basically what you are doing by feeding PyInstaller your
script. PyInstaller scans your source for imports and only includes what
it finds by searching the dependencies exhaustively. I'm guessing if you
try to do this manually, you are going to run into grief pretty quickly as
it's a v
Deniz,
Take a look at PyUpdater - https://www.pyupdater.org/ (even says it wouldn’t be
possible without pyinstaller.
Steve Barnes
From: pyinstaller@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of
Deniz
Sent: 26 March 2020 21:56
To: PyInstaller
Subject: [PyInstaller] Creating a version updater on my .exe creat
Hey guys, I wanted to create a version updater for my python program which
would basically update the version of it to the most recent. As I give my
.exe out to people, I want them to be able to click a button on the app
which allows them to get the most recent update rather than manually
sea
Thanks Amir,
I looked into that but there are too many packages that needs to be in the
exclude list. That is going to be an overhead, is there some way to just
point which packages to import.
On Friday, March 27, 2020 at 12:50:07 AM UTC+5:30, Amir Rossert wrote:
>
> Hi, try to look at —hidden-
