Nick Canfield <niftynickto...@gmail.com> added the comment:
I'm having trouble with the .ReceivedTime breaking the program when I compile
the .py script to an .exe using auto-py-to-exe.
Here's where the error occurs underneath this try: statement
try:
received_year = str(email.ReceivedTime)[0:4]
received_month = str(email.ReceivedTime)[5:7]
received_day = str(email.ReceivedTime)[8:10]
This works PERFECTLY well inside of my IDE (PyCharm), but once I've compiled it
to .exe, it breaks here.
I've updated pywin32 to the most up-to-date version (228) and also tried using
224 to see if it was a version issue (it wasn't).
BUT!! Going through this, I FOUND THE BUG! When you compile to .exe with
auto-py-to-exe, it does not include the package "win32timezone" which the
.ReceivedTime portion needs to run correctly.
All you have to do to fix this is include this at the top of your .py script
before compiling to .exe:
import win32timezone
Let me know if this works for anyone else facing this issue!
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nosy: +Nick Canfield
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