Perhaps the packaged app is importing the modules from their expected
paths on your system. Test it on a machine that has no Python.
On 1/12/21 8:20 AM, Sylvain Berger wrote:
I am packaging a Qt window application using pyinstaller on windows
10; The application is working fine but I don't understand why it work
(I hate when something looks like it shouldn't work but does work)
My application requires a few external module I wrote.
They are imported normally and are not hidden imports.
When using the --onedir method, I get a package with all the Qt dll
and some standard library python module but not my external module.
Yet the application is working fine, importing all the required
modules and everything.
In my application if I import those modules and print them to see the
path of the module, it points to the packaged folder, but the modules
are not there, yet it works.
I feel really dumb asking this. It feels like I am simply missing
something really obvious. what is going on?
Thanks
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