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Pyinstaller can be a nightmare depending on what dependencies you have. I believe it doesn't copy data files by default, so you have to either write a spec file
by maleldil 5y ago
Pyinstaller can be a nightmare depending on what dependencies you have. I believe it doesn't copy data files by default, so you have to either write a spec file for the library or include those files yourself in your program spec.
After everything is set up, though, things usually work smoothly.
- spicybright 5y agoI don't remember having to do much of that except picking what files I wanted (was a few folders in this case). It makes sense thought. You typically don't want to bundle what you don't need to, so making you set that config isn't the worst thing.