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Originally Posted by Mirox
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I use PyInstaller and use the spec file within the main directory -- "nparse_py.spec". So, I just run ".\pyinstaller nparse_py.spec". It's been so long since I've built it. I may use the --onefile flag or something to ensure the output is a single exe file. Then, everything that isn't imported into the executable needs to be copied into the dist directory where the executable is created. I believe I copy generic settings and most of the data directory.
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Ah yes, that specfile works great. I had never used PyInstall before, so I wasn't sure why it kept generating me a new specfile instead of using the existing one -- didn't realize I had to specify the specfile name in the build command instead of the python file. Thanks!