it seems you've solved your issue, but a note:
My environment/install looks like this:
> conda create --name myapp python=3.7
> conda activate myapp
> conda install -c numba numba # numba is optional, actually
> conda install -c conda-forge librosa
> conda install pyqt pillow
SOLVED!
This actually, apparently was entirely a 'conda' environment error. What
fixed it was:
conda deactivate myapp
conda activate myapp
conda uninstall librosa
conda install -c conda-forge librosa
There were some extra hidden targets that neeeded defining before the whole
thing would
Thanks very much for your suggestions! Following those steps (i.e.
editing myapp.spec) changes the amount of output provided before the
"Module not found" error message appears, but this has moved the error
message from the final executable earlier to the pyinstaller build attempt:
source/ $
Am 03.04.20 um 01:04 schrieb Scott Hawley:
> Any suggestions?
See the "hooks" section in the manual
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revise step one:
def get_librosa_path():
import librosa
librosa_path = librosa.__path__[0]
return librosa_path
On Fri, Apr 3, 2020 at 8:38 AM Abasi Brown wrote:
> 1. Try opening the spec file and after the line that says 'block_cipher =
> None' put:
>
> def get_librosa_path():
1. Try opening the spec file and after the line that says 'block_cipher =
None' put:
def get_librosa_path():
import librosa
librosa_path = sklearn.__path__[0]
return librosa_path
2. Then after the lines that say 'pyz = PYZ(a.pure, a.zipped_data,
cipher=block_cipher)' put:
