[BUG] Support newer win32mica versions

arshanskiyav commented 11 months ago

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Describe your issue

Hi

I want to add my own functionality, but after building the application does not start. I get the error "Unable to get import name 'Micamode' from 'win32mica'." I checked this and found that in the latest version "Micamode" has been renamed to "Micathema".

I tried to run the application without my own changes and build, but I had the same problem.

I replaced "micamode" with "micathema". I assembled it and the application launched. But the Settings window does not open. The clock window on the taskbar has closed, but the process is not closed and the amount of allocated memory is growing.

Then I replaced the "requirements.txt" versions with:

PyInstaller==5.9.0 PySide6==6.5.2 keyboard psutil==5.9.1 pytz==2023.3 win32mica==2.0 winshell pypiwin32

Steps to reproduce the issue

Python version 3.11.3/3.10.11

git clone https://github.com/martinet101/ElevenClock && cd elevenclock pip install -r ./requirements.txt python __init__.py

ElevenClock Log

Application does not start

Relevant information

I checked it on my laptop and on a new virtual machine with Windows 10

Screenshots and videos

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marticliment commented 11 months ago

Please downgrade win32mica to version 2.0, and if it does not work downgrade to 1.8. Win32mica 1.8 will work for sure

arshanskiyav commented 11 months ago

Please downgrade win32mica to version 2.0, and if it does not work downgrade to 1.8. Win32mica 1.8 will work for sure

I already did it, thanks

marticliment commented 2 months ago

Done!

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