Sometimes I have python code with conditional imports.
Sometimes I know, that the version, that I want to ship with ipython
must not (will never) import certain dependencies.
Thus my question of how to tell pyinstaller to not 'autodiscover'
certain conditional imports and its dependencies
Two examples:
1.) Alternative bindings
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I have code, that uses try except to import either PyQt or PySide.
Obviously I don't want to ship with PySide and PyQT.
2.) Exclude optional modules
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There seems to be a bug in ipython, that causes my build to fail.
The problem is related to an import of Ipython.terminal.embed
For the time being (until I know the real solution for this issue)
I could live with the fact, that only my local release uses ipython and
the version created with pyinstaller would not use ipython. (it's mostly
for debugging anyway.)
Thus I had to know how to tell pyinstaller to NOT consider my
conditional import of
Ipython.terminal.embed
To show you how my code would look like:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
args = sys.argv[1:]
if len(args) >= 1 and args[0] == 'use_ipython':
print("special functionality never being used with a "
"pyinstaller version")
from IPython.terminal.embed import InteractiveShellEmbed
print("this should work with pyinstaller")
print("ARGS %r" % args)
# ####### end of code
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