Yes, but it requires #5697
<https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/pull/5697> which was released
this morning in PyInstaller 4.3. Now if you also add your source files as
data files then FrozenImporter.get_source() (and therefore Python’s
tracebacks mechanisms) can find them.
For top level code or imports in the same folder as your top level code, it
should just be a case of adding --add-data=path/to/file.py:. (Unix) or
--add-data=path/to/file.py;. (Windows). (In both cases note the trailing
dot.)
To include fully fledged packages containing an __init__.py you’ll likely
have abandon the command line and to switch over to the spec file. Edit the
.spec file generated by PyInstaller putting from PyInstaller.utils.hooks
import collect_data_files at the top then set datas=[] to
datas=collect_data_files('foo') (replacing foo with the real name of the
library). Then rebuild using pyinstaller specfile-name.spec.
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