Hi,
You are not doing anything wrong. The default for handling packages was
changed to store packages outside of the zip file. All of the files from
the package are now copied -- because too many packages were making
assumptions about the fact that all of the files they distributed existed
in the file system and it was believed that trying to keep up with which
packages were well-behaved and which ones weren't would be too much work
and result in too many issues. Now, if you know that the packages you are
using are well-behaved you can return to the original behaviour by simply
using the new options zip_include_packages = ["*"] and zip_exclude_packages
= []. (NOTE: there is an issue #208 which caused this not to work. It has
now been corrected but you need to copy the code from the source repository
or wait for the next release -- which will hopefully be soon).
Anthony
On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 6:42 PM, VdfEbook <vdfeb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> With the previous version, my application (which uses PyQt4) and all its
> dependancies was packed in about 45 Mo.
> Now with version 5.0 I get 150Mo with the whole PyQt4 folder (=105 Mo)
> copied in it. Same thing for all the imported modules.
> I used the same setup. Where am I wrong ?
>
> Thanks
>
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