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That’s right - but if you don’t use `-—onefile` you don’t really have a “stand-alone executable” at all.
by pansa2 5y ago
That’s right - but if you don’t use `-—onefile` you don’t really have a “stand-alone executable” at all.
- scarygliders 5y agoCorrect. I don't use --onefile at all. I go the old-skool way, and package my python Windows app(s) into an installer using Inno Setup.
- mherrmann 5y agoOf course you have a stand-alone executable. At least if by "stand-alone" you mean a copy you can ship to users. Which is at least the only thing I care about. And tell me which popular (say) Windows software actually comes as a single .exe. They're all many files in multiple folders. And there's no problem with that. You have one installer, which users download, which then extracts the files. Your criticism points out a non-issue.