I have a Python program that requires 4 other local .py files. To simplify distribution and to obfuscate the source, I used pyminifier 2.1 and used both the -O and --pyz=outfile.pyz options. I expected that pyminifier would obfuscate all 5 files and package them up into one compact pyz file. I used the command:
pyminifier -O --replacement-length=10 --pyz=myprog.pyz myprog.py
Now, the resulting .pyz file works beautifully. But when I used 7zip to expand the contents, I discovered that NONE of the 5 files had been obfuscated...!
This seems to be a fairly serious bug. Or am I "doing it wrong"?
I have a Python program that requires 4 other local .py files. To simplify distribution and to obfuscate the source, I used pyminifier 2.1 and used both the -O and --pyz=outfile.pyz options. I expected that pyminifier would obfuscate all 5 files and package them up into one compact pyz file. I used the command:
pyminifier -O --replacement-length=10 --pyz=myprog.pyz myprog.pyNow, the resulting .pyz file works beautifully. But when I used 7zip to expand the contents, I discovered that NONE of the 5 files had been obfuscated...!
This seems to be a fairly serious bug. Or am I "doing it wrong"?