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Update pyinstaller to 6.9.0 #627

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This PR updates PyInstaller from 4.1 to 6.9.0.

Changelog ### 6.9.0 ``` ------------------ Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Windows) Work around the problem with ``libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll`` and ``libwinpthread-1.dll`` DLLs files not being removed from application's temporary directory when building splash-screen-enabled onefile application with 32-bit msys2/mingw32 environment. (:issue:`8587`) * (Windows) Work around the problem with ``VCRUNTIME140.dll`` DLL file not being removed from application's temporary directory when building splash-screen-enabled onefile application with UPX enabled. (:issue:`7106`) * Re-allow ``hiddenimports`` with hyphenated names during Analysis (was blocked in v6.8.0) (:issue:`8601`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Add work-around for incompatibility between ``scipy`` and ``numpy`` 2.0.0 (the ``ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy.f2py'`` error). (:issue:`8622`) * Update ``django`` hook to account for possibility of the deprecated ``DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE`` setting being set to ``None``. (:issue:`8633`) * Update ``scipy`` hooks for compatibility with ``scipy`` 1.14.0. (:issue:`8622`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * (Windows) Implement last-ditch attempt at force-unloading bundled DLLs from onefile parent process: if onefile application fails to remove its temporary directory, it now iterates over all DLLs loaded in the process, identifies the ones that originate from its temporary directory, and attempts to force-unload them, before trying to remove the temporary directory again. This should work around for issues with Tcl/Tk DLLs used by splash screen, which may load additional DLLs, and fail to automatically unload them when they are unloaded themselves. (:issue:`8587`) * Fix the order in which Tcl and Tk shared library are unloaded from the splash-screen enabled frozen application, to prevent the process from crashing during application cleanup (observed on Windows). (:issue:`8587`) ``` ### 6.8.0 ``` ------------------ Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (macOS) When running ``codesign`` utility on macOS, use hard-coded absolute path (``/usr/bin/codesign``) to avoid errors when user has the ``codesign`` from `sigtool <https://github.com/thefloweringash/sigtool>`_ in their ``PATH``. (:issue:`8581`) * (Windows) When setting up DLL search paths for binary dependency analysis, consider the directory where python executable is located (i.e., ``os.path.dirname(sys._base_executable)``) in addition to directory pointed to by ``sys.base_prefix``, in case the two differ. This fixes discovery of ``python3.dll`` when using python that was locally built from source (i.e., using ``PCbuild\build.bat`` script that comes with python's source code). (:issue:`8569`) Incompatible Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Attempting to do a build whilst inside ``C:\Windows`` is now blocked. (:issue:`8570`) * Invalid hiddenimports (e.g. filenames instead of module names) are now a build error. (:issue:`8570`) Deprecations ~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Adding a Python environment's ``site-packages`` directory to ``pathex``/``--paths`` will be blocked in v7.0 (:issue:`8570`) * Running PyInstaller with escalated privileges (e.g. using sudo or in a *run as admin* terminal) will be blocked in v7.0. True admin users will be unaffected. (:issue:`8570`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * (POSIX) Bootloader now attempts to create the run-time temporary directory given via :option:`--runtime-tmpdir` option (instead of requiring the directory to already exist), in order to match the behavior on Windows. A relative run-time temporary directory is now resolved to an absolute full path before being used to construct the application's temporary directory path. (:issue:`8557`) * (Windows) Bootloader now verifies the run-time temporary directory given via :option:`--runtime-tmpdir` option, and raises an error if either the drive is invalid or if the directory cannot be created (instead of creating the application's temporary directory in the root of the current drive). (:issue:`8557`) * (Windows) Instead of converting bootloader's debug and error messages from UTF-8 to local ANSI codepage and displaying them via ANSI API (e.g., ``fprintf``, ``DebugMessageA``), the bootloader now attempts to convert those messages to wide-character strings and displays them via wide-character API (e.g., ``fwprintf``, ``DebugMessageW``). (:issue:`8557`) * A major refactor and cleanup of bootloader's code. (:issue:`8557`) * The splash screen resources in ``onefile`` builds are now extracted into the application's temporary directory (instead of being extracted into a sub-directory within the application's temporary directory); therefore, they are now extracted only once, and are shared with the application itself, if necessary. (:issue:`8557`) ``` ### 6.7.0 ``` ------------------ Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (POSIX) Fix ``PyInstaller.depend.bindepend.resolve_library_path`` for cases when ``ldconfig`` cache is not available (e.g., ``musl libc`` on Alpine Linux). In such cases, the search code now distinguishes between the case when fully suffixed library name is given (i.e., search for exact match) and the case when library name has no suffix (i.e., search for library with matching basename). (:issue:`8422`) * (Windows) Fix mangling of path to the entry-point script when the script is in the current working directory, and the path to this directory contains two or more consecutive ``$`` or ``%`` characters. (:issue:`8434`) Incompatible Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * PyInstaller does not attempt to expand environment variables in paths given via :option:`--workpath`, :option:`--distpath`, :option:`--specpath`, and :option:`--additional-hooks-dir` anymore (note that other paths were never subject to environment variable expansion in the first place). Expansion of the starting tilde (``~``) into user's home directory is still performed, as a work-around for tilde not being expanded by the shell when passing arguments as ``--workpath=~/path/abc`` instead of ``--workpath ~/path/abc``. (:issue:`8441`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Have ``sqlalchemy`` hook collect all dialects and plugins that are registered via ``sqlalchemy.dialects`` and ``sqlalchemy.plugins`` entry-points. This ensures collection of 3rd party dialects and plugins that may be available in the build environment (e.g., ``ibm-db-sa``). (:issue:`8465`) * The ``pywin32-ctypes`` hook now always collects the ``win32ctypes.core.ctypes`` modules, so that the ``ctypes`` backend is always available (i.e., even if we also collect the ``cffi`` backend due to availability of ``cffi`` in the build environment). This fixes issues when ``cffi`` ends up unavailable at run-time in spite of being available in the build environment at build time (for example, due to explicit exclusion via :option:`--exclude-module` option). (:issue:`8544`) * Update ``pkg_resources`` hook for compatibility with ``setuptools`` v70.0.0 and later (fix ``ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pkg_resources.extern'``). (:issue:`8554`) ``` ### 6.6.0 ``` ------------------ Features ~~~~~~~~ * (Windows) Implement support for resolving executable's true location when launched via a symbolic link. (:issue:`8300`) * Implement an option to explicitly specify the bytecode optimization level for collected python code, independent of the optimization level in the python process under which PyInstaller is running. At the .spec file level, this is controlled by optional ``optimize`` argument in the ``Analysis`` constructor. At the CLI level, this is controlled by new :option:`--optimize` command-line option, which sets the ``optimize`` argument for ``Analysis`` as well as :ref:`interpreter run-time options <specifying python interpreter options>` in the generated spec file. See :ref:`bytecode optimization level` for details. (:issue:`8252`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (macOS) Explicitly convert the value of ``version`` argument to ``BUNDLE`` into a string, in order to mitigate cases when user accidentally enters an integer or a float. The version value ends up being written to ``Info.plist`` as the ``CFBundleShortVersionString`` entry, and if this entry is not of a string type (for example, is an integer), the generated .app bundle crashes at start. (:issue:`4466`) * (Windows) Avoid trying to import ``PySimpleGUI`` in the subprocess that analyzes dynamic library search modifications made by packages prior to the binary dependency analysis. When imported for the first time, ``PySimpleGUI`` 5.x displays a "first-run" dialog, which poses a problem for unattended PyInstaller builds running in a clean environment, for example, in a CI pipeline. (:issue:`8396`) * (Windows) Implement a work-around for running PyInstaller under python process with ``-OO`` (or ``PYTHONOPTIMIZE=2``) with ``cffi`` installed. We now temporarily disable import of ``cffi`` while importing ``pywin32-ctypes`` in ``PyInstaller.compat`` to ensure that ``ctypes`` backend is always used, as the ``cffi`` backend uses ``pycparser`` and requires docstrings, which makes it incompatible with the ``-OO`` mode. (:issue:`6345`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Update ``PySide6.Qt3DRender`` hook for compatibility with ``PySide6`` 6.7.0 (add hidden import for ``PySide6.QtOpenGL`` module). (:issue:`8404`) * Update ``scipy.special._ufuncs`` hook for compatibility with SciPy 1.13.0 (add ``scipy.special._cdflib`` to hidden imports). (:issue:`8394`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * (Windows) Attempt to shorten the duration of spinning-wheel cursor when launching applications built in ``windowed`` / ``noconsole`` mode. (:issue:`8359`) Documentation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Add a new documentation section, :ref:`bytecode optimization level`, which the describes the new canonical way to control bytecode optimization level of the collected python code. (:issue:`8252`) * Add a note to :ref:`specifying python interpreter options` to inform user that setting the optimization level to the application's embedded python interpreter by itself does not result in bytecode optimization of modules that have been collected in byte-compiled form (i.e., the majority of them). (:issue:`8252`) ``` ### 6.5.0 ``` ------------------ Features ~~~~~~~~ * (Linux) Extend the mechanism for collection of ``.hmac`` files from :issue:`8288` to ``.chk`` files that are used by NSS libraries. (:issue:`8315`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Linux) Fix collection of ``QtWebEngineProcess`` helper when collecting Qt (and ``PySide``/``PyQt`` bindings) installed via Linux distribution packages. In such scenarios, we now force collection of the helper executable into ``libexec`` directory inside the Qt sub-directory of the bindings' package directory, in order to match the PyPI wheel layout. (:issue:`8315`) * (Linux) Fix regression that caused :func:`locale.getlocale` in frozen applications created with PyInstaller v6.x to return ``(None, None)`` instead of user-preferred locale. (:issue:`8306`) * (Windows) Avoid trying to import ``pyqtgraph.canvas`` in the subprocess that analyzes dynamic library search modifications made by packages prior to the binary dependency analysis. Trying to import ``pyqtgraph.canvas`` causes python interpreter to crash under certain circumstances (the issue is present in ``pyqtgraph`` <= 0.13.3). (:issue:`8322`) * (Windows) Fix collection of ``QtWebEngineProcess`` helper when collecting ``PySide2`` and Qt installed via Anaconda on Windows. The helper executable is now collected into top-level ``PySide2`` package directory, in order to match the PyPI wheel layout. (:issue:`8315`) * (Windows) Suppress warnings about unresolvable UCRT DLLs (``api-ms-win-*.dll``) on Windows 11. (:issue:`8339`) * Fix bootloaders not being found when running an Intel build of Python on Windows ARM64. (:issue:`8219`) Incompatible Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * PyInstaller now explicitly disallows attempts to collect multiple Qt bindings packages (``PySide2``, ``PySide6``, ``PyQt5``, ``PyQt6``) into a frozen application. When hooks for more than one top-level Qt bindings package are executed, the build process is aborted with error message. This restriction applies across all instances of ``Analysis`` within a single build (i.e., a single .spec file). If you encounter build errors caused by this new restriction, either clean up your build environment (remove the bindings that you are not using), or explicitly exclude the extraneous bindings using :option:`--exclude-module` (or equivalent ``excludes`` list passed as argument to ``Analysis`` in the .spec file). The automatic exclusion of extraneous bindings needs to be done via hooks on per-package basis, so please `report problematic packages <https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller-hooks-contrib/issues>`_ so that we can write hooks for them. (:issue:`8329`) Hooks ~~~~~ * (Linux) When searching for dynamically-loaded NSS libraries during collection of ``QtWebEnginge``, account for the possibility of said libraries being either in a separate ``nss`` directory or in the main library directory. This fixes problems with missing NSS libraries on contemporary Linux distributions that do not use separate ``nss`` directory (anymore). (:issue:`8315`) * Add a hook for ``pandas.io.clipboard`` to exclude the conditional import of ``PyQt5`` from this module; the module primarily uses ``qtpy`` as its Qt bindings abstraction, and the conditional import of ``PyQt5`` interferes with Qt bindings selection done by our ``qtpy`` hook. (:issue:`8329`) * Add hook for ``qtpy`` to prevent collection of multiple available Qt bindings. The hook attempts to select a single Qt bindings package and exclude all other Qt bindings packages with the help of the ``PyInstaller.utils.hooks.qt.exclude_extraneous_qt_bindings`` helper. (:issue:`8329`) * Extend hooks for ``matplotlib`` to prevent collection of multiple available Qt bindings. The new hook for ``matplotlib.backends.qt_compat`` attempts to select a single Qt bindings package via the following logic implemented in the ``PyInstaller.utils.hooks.qt.exclude_extraneous_qt_bindings`` helper: first, we check if hooks for any Qt bindings package have already been run; if they had, those bindings are selected. If not, we check for user-specified bindings in the ``QT_API`` environment variable; if valid bindings name is specified, those bindings are selected. Otherwise, we select one of available bindings. Once a Qt bindings package is selected, the imports of all other Qt bindings packages are excluded from the hooked package. (:issue:`8329`) * Have run-time hooks for Qt bindings (``PySide2``, ``PySide6``, ``PyQt5``, and ``PyQt6``) check for presence of the embedded ``:/qt/etc/qt.conf`` resource, and if not present, inject their own version. This aims to ensure that the bundled Qt is always relocatable, even if the package does not perform injection of embedded ``qt.conf`` file (most notably, this seems to be the case with ``PySide2`` collected from Linux distribution packages, and ``PySide2`` collected from Anaconda on Windows, Linux, and macOS). (:issue:`8315`) * PyInstaller now explicitly disallows attempts to collect multiple Qt bindings packages (``PySide2``, ``PySide6``, ``PyQt5``, ``PyQt6``) into a frozen application. When hooks for more than one top-level Qt bindings package are executed, the build process is aborted with error message that informs user of the situation and what to do about it (i.e., exclusion of extraneous packages). The limitation applies to all analyses within a spec file. (:issue:`8329`) * Remove run-time hook for ``win32com``, as per discussion in issue:`8309`. (:issue:`8313`) * Update hook for ``matplotlib.backends`` to include ``QtAgg`` and ``Gtk4Agg`` in the list of backend candidates. (:issue:`8334`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * Have bootloader set the ``configure_locale`` field in the interpreter pre-config structure, so that user-preferred locale is set during interpreter pre-initialization. (:issue:`8306`) Bootloader build ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * The target architecture on Windows using MSVC now defaults to that of the current Python environment – not the current OS. (:issue:`8219`) ``` ### 6.4.0 ``` ------------------ Features ~~~~~~~~ * (Linux) Collect ``.hmac`` files accompanying shared libraries, if such files are available. This allows frozen application to run on FIPS-enabled Red Hat Enterprise systems, where HMAC is required by self-check implemented by the OpenSSL crypto library. Furthermore, ensure that shared libraries with accompanying ``.hmac`` files are exempted from any additional processing (for example, when building with :option:`--strip` option) to avoid invalidating the HMAC. (:issue:`8273`) * (Windows) Make bootloader codepaths involved in creation of temporary directories for ``onefile`` builds AppContainer-aware. If the process runs inside an AppContainer, the temporary directory's DACL needs to explicitly include the AppContainerSID, otherwise the directory becomes inaccessible to the process. (:issue:`8291`) * (Windows) Make Windows implementation of PyInstaller's ``_pyi_rth_utils.tempdir.secure_mkdir`` (used by ``matplotlib`` and ``win32com`` run-time hooks to create temporary directories) AppContainer-aware. If the process runs inside an AppContainer, the temporary directory's DACL needs to explicitly include the AppContainerSID, otherwise the directory becomes inaccessible to the process. (:issue:`8290`) * Implement strict Qt dependency validation for collection of Qt plugins and QML components/plugins. We now perform preliminary binary dependency analysis of the plugins, and automatically exclude plugins that have at least one missing Qt dependency. This prevents collection of plugins that cannot be used anyway because of a missing Qt shared library (that is, for example, omitted from a PyPI wheel). Furthermore, we disallow Qt dependencies of a plugin to be resolved outside of the primary location of Qt shared libraries, in order to prevent missing dependencies from pulling in Qt libraries from alternative locations that happen to be in the search path (for example, when using ``PyQt5`` PyPI wheels while also having a system-installed Qt5 on Linux, a Homebrew-installed Qt5 on macOS, or a custom Windows Qt5 build that happens to be in ``PATH``). (:issue:`8226`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Linux) Prevent collection of ``libcuda.so.1``, which is part of NVIDIA driver and must match the rest of the driver's components. Collecting a copy might lead to issues when build and target system use different versions of NVIDIA driver. (:issue:`8278`) * (macOS) When validating the macOS SDK version of collected binaries, handle errors raised by ``osxutils.get_macos_sdk_version``; log a warning about failed version query, and add the offending binary to the list of potentially problematic binaries to warn the user about. (:issue:`8220`) * Fix ``pkgutil.iter_modules`` override to gracefully handle cases when the given path corresponds to a module instead of a package. (:issue:`8191`) * Prevent Qt and QML plugins with missing Qt dependencies in the ``PySide2``, ``PyQt5``, ``PySide6``, and ``PyQt6`` PyPI wheels from pulling in Qt shared libraries from alternative locations (for example, system-installed Qt on Linux, Homebrew-installed Qt on macOS, or a custom Windows Qt build that happens to be in ``PATH``), and resulting in a frozen application that contains an incompatible mix of Qt libraries. (:issue:`8087`) * Switch the hashing function in PyInstaller's binary cache from MD5 to SHA1, as the former cannot be used on FIPS-enabled Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems. (:issue:`8288`) * When trying to run ``pyinstaller`` (or equivalent ``python -m PyInstaller``) against non-existing script file(s), exit immediately - without trying to write the .spec file and building it. This prevents us from overwriting an existing (and customized) .spec file if user makes a typo in the .spec file's suffix when trying to build it, for example, ``pyinstaller program.cpes``. (:issue:`8279`) Hooks ~~~~~ * (macOS) Have ``PySide6`` and ``PyQt6`` run-time hooks prepend ``sys._MEIPASS`` to ``DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH`` in POSIX builds, in order to ensure that ``QtNetwork`` discovers the bundled copy of the OpenSSL shared library. (:issue:`8226`) * Extend the OpenSSL shared library collection in the ``QtNetwork`` hook helper for ``PySide2``, ``PyQt5``, ``PySide6``, and ``PyQt6`` to cover all applicable versions of OpenSSL (1.0.2, 1.1.x, 3.x). In addition to Windows, the OpenSSL shared library is now also collected on Linux and macOS. (:issue:`8226`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * (Windows) Update the bundled zlib sources to v1.3.1. (:issue:`8292`) Documentation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Add a new documentation chapter, called :ref:`common issues`, to cover topics such as launching external programs from frozen applications, multi-processing via :mod:`multiprocessing` (specifically, the requirement to call :func:`multiprocessing.freeze_support`), use of symbolic links in POSIX builds in PyInstaller >= 6.0 and its implications for distribution (e.g., when copying frozen application, or creating ``zip`` archives), :data:`sys.stdout` and :data:`sys.stderr` being :data:`None` in Windows no-console builds. (:issue:`8214`) * Cleanup docstrings to remove mention of ``exec_command_stdout``. (:issue:`8173`) * Update the :ref:`macOS app bundles` section to reflect the layout of macOS app bundles as produced by PyInstaller 6.0 and later. Add a note to discourage use of onefile .app bundles. (:issue:`8214`) * Update the introduction part of the :ref:`understanding pyinstaller hooks` section. (:issue:`8214`) ``` ### 6.3.0 ``` ------------------ Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Linux) Optimize the automatic binary-vs-data classification by avoiding ``objdump`` based check on files that do not have ELF signature. This mitigates noticeably longer analysis times for projects with large number of (data) files. (:issue:`8148`) * (Windows) Add Windows error code 110 (``ERROR_OPEN_FAILED``) to the list of error codes eligible for the retry mechanism that attempts to mitigate build failures due to anti-virus program interference. (:issue:`8138`) * (Windows) Fix issue with non-functional :func:`time.sleep()` when building program with Python <= 3.8.6 or Python 3.9.0. (:issue:`8104`) * (Windows) Fix issue with splash screen in ``onefile`` mode failing to extract ``VCRUNTIME140.dll`` from the archive due to character-case mismatch. We now perform case-insensitive comparison between the name listed in splash dependency list and the names in archive TOC. (:issue:`8103`) * Fix PEP 597 EncodingWarnings when :envvar:`PYTHONWARNDEFAULTENCODING` is set to true. (:issue:`8117`) * Fix pre-safe-import hooks for ``six.moves``, ``urllib3.packages.six.moves``, and ``setuptools.extern.six.moves`` to gracefully handle cases when the corresponding ``six`` package is unavailable, as the hook may end up being executed even in that case. (:issue:`8145`) * Fix symbolic link tracking in ``MERGE`` processing, so that distinct symbolic links with same relative target (e.g. ``Current -> A`` symbolic links in Qt .framework bundles collected on macOS) are properly processed, and kept in the original TOC upon their first occurrence. (:issue:`8124`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Add hook for ``gi.repository.DBus``. (:issue:`8149`) * Add hooks for ``gi.repository.AppIndicator3`` and ``gi.repository.AyatanaAppIndicator3``. (:issue:`8149`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * When setting up embedded Python interpreter configuration, set ``PyConfig.install_signal_handlers=1`` to install signal handlers. This matches the behavior of PyInstaller 5.x bootloaders, where interpreter was initialized via ``Py_Initialize()``, which in turn calls ``Py_InitializeEx(1)``, i.e., with ``install_sigs=1``. (:issue:`8105`) ``` ### 6.2.0 ``` ------------------ Features ~~~~~~~~ * (macOS) At the end of analysis, verify the macOS SDK version reported by binaries to be collected, and warn when the version is either invalid (0.0.0) or too low (< 10.9.0). Such binaries will likely cause issues with code-signing and hardened runtime. (:issue:`8043`) * If the ``argcomplete`` Python module is installed, PyInstaller will use it enable tab completion for its CLI tools. PyInstaller CLIs can still be used without this optional dependency. To install ``argcomplete`` with PyInstaller, you can put ``pyinstaller[completion]`` in your dependencies. See also `the argcomplete documentation <https://kislyuk.github.io/argcomplete/>`_. (:issue:`8008`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (macOS) Fix the bug in binary processing and caching that would update the binary cache index before performing macOS-specific processing (architecture validation, path rewriting). If, for example, architecture validation failed during a build, subsequent build attempts with enabled binary cache (i.e., without the :option:`--clean` option) would pick up the partially-processed binary file from the cache, bypassing the architecture validation. NOTE: the existing binary caches need to be purged manually (using :option:`--clean` option once) for the fix to take effect! (:issue:`8068`) * (macOS) Prevent collection of ``.DS_Store`` files, which might be present in build environment's package directories after user navigated them using the Finder app. (:issue:`8042`) * (Windows) Fix marshal error at the start of binary dependency analysis, caused by inferred DLL search path ending up an instance of :class:`pathlib.Path` instead of :class:`str`. (:issue:`8081`) * Bump the required ``packaging`` version to 22.0, which is required for proper handling of metadata that contains markers with ``extra``\ s. (:issue:`8061`) * Fix erroneous DLL parent path preservation when :data:`sys.base_prefix` itself is a symbolic link. In such case, we need to exclude both resolved and unresolved path variant for ``sys.base_prefix``, in order to prevent either from ending up in the list of directories for which DLL parent paths are preserved. Failing to do so, for example, caused ``_ctypes`` failing to load in an application build on Windows with Python installed via ``scoop``, due to ``libffi-8.dll`` having spuriously preserved the parent directory path instead of being collected to top-level application directory. (:issue:`8023`) * Fix matching of pre-release versions in :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.check_requirement` and :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.is_module_satisfies`. Both functions now match pre-release versions, which restores the behavior of the old ``pkg_resources``-based implementation from PyInstaller < 6.0 that is implicitly expected by existing hooks. (:issue:`8093`) * If the entry-point script has no suffix, append the ``.py`` suffix to the filename passed to the ``compile`` function when byte-compiling the script for collection. This ensures that the entry-point script filename never coincides with executable filename, especially in POSIX builds, where executables have no suffix either (and their name is based on the entry-point script basename by default). Entry-point script having the same filename as the executable causes issues when ``traceback`` (and ``linecache``) try to access source code for it, an in the process end up reading the executable file if it happens to be in the current working directory. (:issue:`8046`) * Improve speed of :func:`pkgutil.iter_modules` override, especially in cases when the function is called multiple times. (:issue:`8058`) * Load PyInstaller hooks using :pep:`451` ``importlib.abc.Loader.exec_module`` instead of deprecated :pep:`302` ``importlib.abc.Loader.load_module``. (:issue:`8031`) * Prevent an attempt at relative import of a missing (optional) sub-module within a package (e.g., ``from .module import something``) from tricking the modulegraph/analysis into collecting an unrelated but eponymous top-level module. (:issue:`8010`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Add hook for ``PySide6.QtGraphs`` that was introduced in ``PySide6`` 6.6.0. (:issue:`8021`) * Add hooks for ``distutils.command.check`` and ``setuptools._distutils.command.check`` that prevent unnecessary collection of ``docutils`` (which in turn triggers collection of ``pygments``, ``PIL``, etc.). (:issue:`8053`) * Deduplicate and sort the list of discovered/selected ``matplotlib`` backends before displaying it in log messages, to avoid giving impression that they are collected multiple times. (:issue:`8009`) * Update ``PySide6`` hooks for compatibility with ``PySide6`` 6.6.0 and python 3.12. (:issue:`8021`) ``` ### 6.1.0 ``` ------------------ Features ~~~~~~~~ * Allow users to re-enable the old onedir layout (without contents directory) by settings the :option:`--contents-directory` option (or the equivalent ``contents_directory`` argument to ``EXE`` in the .spec file) to ``'.'``. (:issue:`7968`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (macOS) Prevent bootloader from clearing ``DYLD_*`` environment variables when running in ``onefile`` mode, in order to make behavior consistent with ``onedir`` mode. (:issue:`7973`) * (Windows) Fix unintentional randomization of library search path order in the binary dependency analysis step. The incorrect order of search paths would result in defunct builds when using both ``pywin32`` and ``PyQt5``, ``PyQt6``, ``PySide2``, or ``PySide6``, as it would prevent the python's copy of ``VCRUNTIME140_1.dll`` from being collected into the top-level application directory due to it being shadowed by the Qt-provided copy. Consequently, the application would fail with ``ImportError: DLL load failed while importing pywintypes: The specified module could not be found.`` (:issue:`7978`) * Ensure that ``__main__`` is always in the list of modules to exclude, to prevent a program or a library that attempts to import ``__main__`` from pulling PyInstaller itself into frozen application bundle. (:issue:`7956`) * Fix :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.collect_entry_point` so that it returns module names (without class names). This matches the behavior of previous PyInstaller versions that regressed in PyInstaller ``v6.0.0`` during transition from ``pkg_resources`` to ``importlib.metadata``. (:issue:`7958`) * Fix ``TypeError: process_collected_binary() got an unexpected keyword argument 'strip'`` error when UPX compression is enabled. (:issue:`7998`) * Validate binaries returned by analysis of ``ctypes`` calls in collected modules; the analysis might return files that are in ``PATH`` but are not binaries, which then cause errors during binary dependency analysis. An example of such problematic case is the ``gmsh`` package on Windows, where ``ctypes.util.find_library('gmsh')`` ends up resolving the python script called ``gmsh`` in the environment's Scripts directory. (:issue:`7984`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Update ``PySide6.QtHttpServer`` hook for compatibility with ``PySide6`` 6.5.3 on Windows. (:issue:`7994`) PyInstaller Core ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * (macOS) Lower the severity of a missing ``Info.plist`` file in a collected macOS .framework bundle from an error to a warning (unless strict collection mode is enabled). While missing ``Info.plist`` in a collected .framework bundle will cause ``codesign`` to refuse to sign the generated .app bundle, the user might be interested in building just the POSIX application or may not plan to sign their .app bundle. Fixes building with old ``PyQt5`` PyPI wheels (< 5.14.1). (:issue:`7959`) ``` ### 6.0.0 ``` ------------------ Features ~~~~~~~~ * (macOS) PyInstaller now attempts to preserve the ``.framework`` bundles when collecting shared libraries from them. If a shared library is to be collected from a ``.framework`` bundle, the ``Info.plist`` is also automatically collected. The ``.framework`` bundle collection code also attempts to fix the bundles' structure to conform to code-signing requirements (i.e., creation of the ``Current`` symbolic link in the ``Versions`` directory, and top-level contents being symbolic links that point to counterparts in the ``Versions/Current`` directory). Note that other resources (for example from ``Resources`` or ``Helpers`` directories) still need to be explicitly collected by hooks. (:issue:`7619`) * (macOS) The file relocation mechanism in ``BUNDLE`` that generates macOS .app bundles has been completely redesigned. All data files are now placed into directory structure rooted in ``Contents/Resources``, all shared libraries (as well as nested .framework bundles) are placed into directory structure rooted in ``Contents/Frameworks``, and only the the program executable is placed into the ``Contents/MacOS`` directory. The contents of ``Contents/Resources`` and ``Contents/Frameworks`` directories are cross-linked via symlinks between the two directory trees in order to maintain illusion of mixed-content directories (in both directory trees). The cross-linking is done at either file level or (sub)directory level, depending on the content type of a (sub)directory. For directories in ``Contents/Frameworks`` that contain a dot in the name, a work-around is automatically applied: the directory is created with a modified name that does not include the dot, and next to it, a symbolic link is created under the original name and pointing to the directory with modified name. (:issue:`7619`) * (non-Windows) PyInstaller now attempts to preserve the parent directory structure for shared libraries discovered and collected by the binary dependency analysis, instead of automatically collecting them into the top-level application directory. Due to library search path assumptions made in various places, symbolic links to collected libraries are created in the top-level application directory. This complements earlier work (:issue:`7028`) that implemented DLL parent directory structure preservation on Windows. (:issue:`7619`) * (Windows) Add an option to hide or minimize the console window in console-enabled applications, but only if the program's process owns the console window (i.e., the program was not launched from an existing console window). (:issue:`7729`) * (Windows) The :option:`--add-data` and :option:`--add-binary` options accept the POSIX syntax of ``--add-data=source:dest`` rather than ``--add-data=source;dest``. The latter will continue to work on Windows to avoid breaking backwards compatibility but is discouraged in favour of the now cross platform format. (:issue:`6724`) * Add automatic binary vs. data file (re)classification step to the analysis process. PyInstaller now inspects all files passed to ``Analysis`` via ``datas`` and ``binaries`` arguments, as well as all files returned by hooks via ``datas`` and ``binaries`` hook global variables. The inspection mechanism is platform-specific, and currently implemented for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Proper file classification ensures that all collected binary files undergo binary dependency analysis and any other platform-specific binary processing. On macOS, it also helps ensuring that the collected files are placed in the proper directory in the generated .app bundles. (:issue:`7619`) * Add support for specifying hash randomization seed via ``hash_seed=<value>`` :ref:`run-time option <specifying python interpreter options>` when building the application. This allows the application to use a fixed seed value or disable hash randomization altogether by using seed value of 0. (:issue:`7847`) * Allow spec files to take custom command line parameters. See :ref:`adding parameters to spec files <spec_parameters>`. (:issue:`4482`) * Extend the operation retry mechanism that was initially introduced by :issue:`7840` to cover all processing steps that are performed during assembly of a Windows executable. This attempts to mitigate the interference from anti-virus programs and other security tools, which may temporarily block write access to the executable for a scan between individual processing steps. (:issue:`7871`) * Implement pass-through for `Python's X-options <https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#cmdoption-X>`_ via PyInstaller's :ref:`run-time options mechanism <specifying python interpreter options>`. (:issue:`7847`) * Implement support for creating symbolic links from special ``'SYMLINK'`` TOC entries, either at build-time (``onedir`` mode) or at run-time (``onefile`` mode). Implement symbolic link preservation support in the analysis process; if a file and a symbolic link pointing to it are both to be collected, and if their relative relationship is preserved in the frozen application, the symbolic link is collected as a ``'SYMLINK'`` entry. (:issue:`7619`) * Implement :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.check_requirement` hook utility function as an :mod:`importlib.metadata`-based replacement for :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.is_module_satisfies`; the latter is now just an alias for the former, kept for compatibility with existing hooks. (:issue:`7943`) * Restructure onedir mode builds so that everything except the executable (and ``.pkg`` if you're using external PYZ archive mode) are hidden inside a sub-directory. This sub-directory's name defaults to ``_internal`` but may be configured with a new :option:`--contents-directory` option. Onefile applications and macOS ``.app`` bundles are unaffected. (:issue:`7713`) * The :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.collect_all` hook utility function now attempts to translate the given importable package name into distribution name before attempting to collect metadata. This allows the function to handle cases when the distribution name does not match the importable package name. (:issue:`7943`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (macOS) ``QtWebEngine`` now works in ``onefile`` builds (previously available only in ``onedir`` builds). (:issue:`4361`) * (macOS) Fix the shared library duplication problem where a shared library that is also referred to via its symbolic links (e.g., a shared library ``libwx_baseu-3.1.5.0.0.dylib`` with symbolic links ``libwx_baseu-3.1.5.dylib`` and ``libwx_baseu-3.0.dylib``) ends up collected as duplicates and consequently crashes the program. The symbolic links should now be preserved, thus avoiding the problem. (:issue:`5710`) * (macOS) In generated .app bundles, the data files from ``PySide2``, ``PySide6``, ``PyQt5``, or ``PyQt6`` directory are now relocated to the directory structure rooted in ``Contents/Resources`` to ensure compliance with code-signing requirements. The content cross-linking between ``Contents/Resources`` and ``Contents/Frameworks`` should ensure that ``QML`` components in the ``qml`` sub-directory continue to work in spite of plugins (shared libraries) being technically separated from their corresponding metadata files. The automatic work-around for directories with dots in names should prevent code-signing issues due to some ``QML`` components in Qt5 having dot in their names (e.g. ``QtQuick.2`` and ``QtQuick/Controls.2``. (:issue:`7619`) * (macOS) In generated .app bundles, the source .py files are now again relocated to ``Contents/Resources`` directory (and cross-linked into ``Contents/Frameworks``), which ensures that code-signing does not store signatures into the files' extended attributes. This reverts the exemption made in :issue:`7180` to accommodate the ``cv2`` loader script; the problem is now solved by cross-linking binaries from ``Contents/Frameworks`` to ``Contents/Resources``, which allows the loader to find the extension binary (or rather, a symbolic link to it) next to the .py file. (:issue:`7619`) * (macOS) Sandboxing for ``QtWebEngine`` in ``PySide6`` and ``PyQt6`` is not disabled anymore by the corresponding run-time hooks (see :issue:`6903`), as it should work out-of-the-box thanks to PyInstaller now preserving the structure of the ``QtWebEngineCore.framework`` bundle. (:issue:`7619`) * (macOS) The main process in a program that uses ``QtWebEngine`` is not mis-identified as ``QtWebEngineCore`` anymore in the application's menu bar. This applies to ``onedir`` POSIX program builds (i.e. the .app bundles were not affected by this). (:issue:`5409`) * (Windows) Avoid aborting the build process if machine type (architecture) cannot be determined for a DLL in a candidate search path; instead, skip over such files, and search in other candidate paths. Fixes build errors when a search path contains an invalid DLL file (for example, a stub file). (:issue:`7874`) * (Windows) Prevent PyInstaller's binary dependency analysis from looking for shared libraries in all :data:`sys.path` locations. Instead, search only :data:`sys.base_prefix` and ``pywin32`` directories, of available. This, for example, prevents PyInstaller from picking up incompatible DLLs from system-installed programs that happen to put their installation directory into system-wide :envvar:`PYTHONPATH`. (:issue:`5560`) * (Windows) Remove the use of deprecated ``distutils.sysconfig`` module. The import of this module seems to cause the python process to crash when ``tensorflow`` is subsequently imported during import analysis. (:issue:`7347`) * Fix file duplication when collecting a file and symbolic links pointing at it; with new symbolic link support, the symbolic links are now properly preserved. This should help reducing the size of builds made on Linux and macOS with Anaconda, which provides versioned symbolic links for packaged shared libraries, and PyInstaller tends to collect them all due to hook helper based on the packages' metadata. (:issue:`7619`) * Fix incompatibility between PyInstaller's frozen importer (``PyiFrozenImporter``) and :mod:`importlib.resources` when trying to look up the resources of a collected namespace package via :func:`importlib.resources.files()`. (:issue:`7921`) * When copying files into ``onedir`` application bundles, use :func:`shutil.copyfile` instead of :func:`shutil.copy2` to avoid issues with original permissions/metadata being too restrictive. (:issue:`7938`) Incompatible Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * (Linux) Removed support for building LSB-compliant bootloader, due to lack of support for LSB (Linux Standard Base) in contemporary linux distributions. (:issue:`7807`) * (macOS) Due to relocation of all dynamic libraries into directory structure rooted in the ``Contents/Frameworks`` directory, the ``sys._MEIPASS`` variable as well as the ``os.path.dirname(__file__)`` in the entry-point script now point to ``Contents/Frameworks`` instead of ``Contents/MacOS``, while ``os.path.dirname(sys.executable)`` continues to point to the ``Contents/MacOS`` directory. The behavior change applies only to ``onedir`` .app bundles (in ``onefile`` ones, ``sys._MEIPASS`` and ``__file__`` of the entry-point script have always pointed to the temporary extraction directory and continue to do so). (:issue:`7619`) * (macOS) The changes made to the macOS .app bundle generation code and the resulting .app bundle structure (strict relocation of binaries to ``Contents/Frameworks`` and data files to ``Contents/Resources``, bi-directional cross-linking between ``Contents/Frameworks`` and ``Contents/Resources``, preservation of nested .framework bundles, automatic work-around for dots in directory names) are likely incompatible with existing (external) post-processing scripts. (:issue:`7619`) * (Windows) Removed command-line options related to processing of the WinSxS assemblies: ``--win-private-assemblies`` and ``--win-no-prefer-redirects``. The corresponding arguments to ``Analysis`` are deprecated and raise and error if set to ``True``. (:issue:`7784`) * (Windows) Removed support for analyzing and collection of dependencies referenced via WinSxS (side-by-side) assemblies. This affects binaries compiled with Visual Studio 2008 and earlier, as VC9 run-time was the last version to make use of WinSxS. If you require support for such binaries and you need referenced WinSxS binaries collected with your application, use older version of PyInstaller. (:issue:`7784`) * (Windows) Removed support for external application manifest in onedir builds. Removed the ``--no-embed-manifest`` command-line option and deprecated the corresponding ``embed_manifest`` argument to ``EXE`` to raise an error if set to ``False``. (:issue:`7784`) * All of onedir build's contents except for the executable are now moved into a sub-directory (called ``_internal`` by default). ``sys._MEIPASS`` is adjusted to point to this ``_internal`` directory. The breaking implications for this are: * Assumptions that ``os.path.dirname(sys.executable) == sys._MEIPASS`` will break. Code locating application resources using ``os.path.dirname(sys.executable)`` should be adjusted to use ``__file__`` or ``sys._MEIPASS`` and any code locating the original executable using ``sys._MEIPASS`` should use :data:`sys.executable` directly. * Any custom post processing steps (either in the ``.spec`` file or externally) which modify the bundle will likely need adjusting to accommodate the new directory. (:issue:`7713`) * PyInstaller-frozen applications are not affected by the :envvar:`PYTHONUTF8` environment variable anymore. To permanently enable or disable the UTF8 mode, use the ``X utf8_mode=1`` or ``X utf_mode=0`` :ref:`run-time option <specifying python interpreter options>` when building the application. (:issue:`7847`) * Remove bytecode encryption (``--key`` and ``cipher`` options). (:issue:`6999`) * Remove the ``--ascii`` command-line option, which is an effective no-op under python 3; the :mod:`codecs` module is always collected due to being listed among the base modules. (:issue:`7801`) * Remove the built-in attempt at collection of data files from packages that are installed as python eggs. Collection of all non-python resources from packages should be handled in the standardized way via hooks, regardless of how a package is installed. (:issue:`7784`) * Remove support for zipped eggs. PyInstaller will not collect python code nor resources from zipped eggs, nor will it collect zipped eggs as a whole. (:issue:`7784`) * Remove the ``requirements_for_package`` hook utility function, which was primarily used by :func:`~PyInstaller.utils.hooks.collect_all`; the latter does not include the top-level modules of metadata-declared requirements among the returned hidden imports anymore. (:issue:`7943`) * The :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.collect_data_files` hook utility helper does not collect ``.pyc`` files from ``__pycache__`` directories anymore, even with ``include_py_files=True`` argument. (:issue:`7943`) * The :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.is_module_satisfies` helper does not support the ``version`` and ``version_attribute`` arguments anymore; the function will raise an error if they are specified. If the distribution specified in the ``requirements`` string is not found, the function will not attempt to import the eponymous module and read its version attribute anymore. (:issue:`7943`) * The collection of "py files", enabled by the ``include_py_files=True`` argument to the :func:`PyInstaller.utils.hooks.collect_data_files` hook utility function, is now restricted to only ``.py`` and ``.pyc`` files. Previously, all suffices from :func:`importlib.machinery.all_suffixes` were enabled, which resulted in spurious collection of dynamic libraries and extensions (due to ``.so``, ``.abi3.so``, ``.pyd``, etc. being among those suffices). (:issue:`7943`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * (Linux, macOS) When extracting files from ``onefile`` archive, the executable bit is now set only on binaries (files whose TOC type code was either ``BINARY``, ``EXECUTABLE``, or ``EXTENSION``) or data files that originally had the executable bit set. Therefore, binaries are now extracted with permissions bits set to ``0700``, while all other files have permissions bits set to ``0600``. (:issue:`7950`) * Use `PEP 587 Python Initialization Configuration API <https://peps.python.org/pep-0587>`_ to configure the embedded Python interpreter. (:issue:`7847`) PyInstaller Core ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * (Windows) The temporary/intermediate executable files are not generated with ``.notanexecutable`` suffix anymore, as the retry mechanism from :issue:`7840` and :issue:`7871` is now the preferred way of dealing with anti-virus program interference during the build. (:issue:`7871`) * Avoid collecting ``pathlib`` and ``tokenize`` (and their dependencies, such as ``urllib``) into ``base_library.zip``. By collecting them into PYZ archive, only submodules that the application really requires can be collected, which helps reducing the size of applications that, for example, do not require the full ``urllib`` package. (:issue:`7836`) * Drop support for end of life Python 3.7. (:issue:`7733`) Bootloader build ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * To enable the passing of extra arguments to the bootloader compiler during installation via pip, you can utilize the environment variable ``PYINSTALLER_BOOTLOADER_WAF_ARGS``. However, it is essential to ensure that the environment variable ``PYINSTALLER_COMPILE_BOOTLOADER`` is present for this functionality to work correctly. (:issue:`7796`) ``` ### 5.13.2 ``` ------------------- Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Windows) Fix ``OSError: exception: access violation reading 0x00000010`` raised by ``matplotlib`` and ``win32com`` run-time hooks when ran in 32-bit frozen application (regression introduced in ``v5.13.1``). (:issue:`7893`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Fix the license of the new ``_pyi_rth_utils`` run-time package; it is now licensed under permissive Apache license, which matches the license of the run-time hooks that use this run-time package. (:issue:`7894`) PyInstaller Core ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Fix the license of the ``pyi_splash`` run-time module; it is now licensed under permissive Apache license to avoid unintentionally imposing additional license restrictions on the frozen applications that make use of this module. (:issue:`7896`) ``` ### 5.13.1 ``` ------------------- Security ~~~~~~~~ * (Windows) Ensure that the access to temporary directories created by the ``matplotlib`` and ``win32com`` run-time hooks is restricted to the user running the frozen application, even if the directory in the ``TMP`` or ``TEMP`` variables points to a system-wide *world writable* location that can be accessed by all users. (:issue:`7827`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (macOS) Fix :func:`pkgutil.iter_modules` failing to find submodules of a package that contains data files when running as a macOS .app bundle. (:issue:`7884`) * (Windows) Fix ``win32com`` run-time hook to fully isolate the ``gen_py`` cache. This prevents access to the global cache, which results in errors when the global cache contains some, but not all, required modules. (:issue:`6257`) * (Windows) Fix splash screen not being able to locate collected Tk resources in onefile applications created in MSYS2 python environment. (:issue:`7828`) * (Windows) Fixed bug where GdkPixbuf loaders.cache dll paths are absolute paths (e.g. ``C:/tools/msys64/mingw64/lib/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders/*.dll``) and not relative paths (e.g. ``lib\\gdk-pixbuf\\loaders\\libpixbufloader-png.dll``) when the file is generated in the MSYS2/mingw64 environment. This results in the program crashing when run on another Windows machine because it cannot find the GdkPixbuf loader DLLs. (:issue:`7842`) * Exclude NVIDIA graphics driver libraries from vendoring. (:issue:`7746`) * Fix error handling in Glib schema compilation helper function. Ignore character encoding errors when reading stdout/stderr from ``glib-schema-compile`` process; this fixes errors in MSYS2/mingw64 environment, caused by ``U+201C`` and ``U+201D`` quotation marks in the output. (:issue:`7833`) * Implement a work-around for un-initialized ``sys._stdlib_dir`` and ensure that python-frozen stdlib modules in Python >= 3.11 have ``__file__`` attribute set. (:issue:`7847`) Hooks ~~~~~ * Add support for commercial PyQt5 and PyQt6 wheels. (:issue:`7770`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * Have bootloader call :c:func:`Py_GetPath` before :c:func:`Py_SetPath` on all platforms (instead of just on Windows) to work around memory-initialization issues in python 3.8 and 3.9, which come to light with :envvar:`PYTHONMALLOC=debug <PYTHONMALLOC>` or :envvar:`PYTHONDEVMODE=1 <PYTHONDEVMODE>` being set in the environment. (:issue:`7790`) ``` ### 5.13.0 ``` ------------------- Features ~~~~~~~~ * Add support for Python 3.12. (:issue:`7670`) * (Windows) Add support for collecting .pyc files from the ``python3X.zip`` archive where ``Windows embeddable package`` Python stores its stdlib modules. (:issue:`4989`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * Limit the import of collected packages prior to performing binary dependency analysis to only Windows, where it is actually useful. On non-Windows platforms, there is no benefit to it, and it might cause issues with particular orders of package imports. (:issue:`7698`) * When building PKG for ``onedir`` build, ensure that ``DATA`` entries are put into dependencies list instead of including them in the PKG. This complements existing behavior for ``BINARY`` and ``EXTENSION`` entries, and prevents a ``onedir`` build from becoming a broken ``onefile`` one if user accidentally passes binaries and data files TOCs to ``EXE`` instead of `COLLECT` when manually editing the spec file. (:issue:`7708`) ``` ### 5.12.0 ``` ------------------- Features ~~~~~~~~ * (macOS) PyInstaller now removes all rpaths from collected binaries and replaces them with a single rpath pointing to the top-level application directory, relative to ``loader_path``. (:issue:`7664`) * Attempt to preserve the parent directory layout for ``pywin32`` extensions that originate from ``win32`` and ``pythonwin`` directories, instead of collecting those extensions to top-level application directory. (:issue:`7627`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Linux/macOS) Fix the Qt directory path override in ``PySide2`` and ``PySide6`` run-time hooks. These paths, set via ``QT_PLUGIN_PATH`` and ``QML2_IMPORT_PATH`` environment variables, are used with ``PySide2`` and ``PySide6`` builds that that use system-wide Qt installation and are not portable by default (e.g. Homebrew). (:issue:`7649`) * (macOS) When rewriting the dylib identifier and paths to linked libraries in a collected binary, instead of directly using ``loader_path``-based path, use ``rpath``-based path and replace rpaths in the binary with a single rpath that points to the top-level application directory, relative to ``loader_path``. This ensures that the library identifiers of collected shared libraries and their references in referring binaries always match, which allows packages to pre-load a library from an arbitrary location via for example ``ctypes``. (:issue:`7664`) * (Windows) Fix string serialization of ``VSVersionInfo`` to account for the possibility of ``StringStruct`` values containing quote characters. (:issue:`7630`) * Attempt to fix compatibility of PyInstaller's ``PyiFrozenImporter`` with ``importlib.util.LazyLoader``. (:issue:`7657`) * Attempt to mitigate issues with Anaconda ``pywin32`` package that result from the package installing three copies of ``pywintypes3X.dll`` and ``pythoncom3X.dll`` in different locations. (:issue:`7627`) * Changes made to ``datas`` and ``binaries`` lists that are passed to ``Analysis`` constructor will now invalidate the cached ``Analysis`` and trigger a re-build. This applies both to changes made by editing the .spec file manually and to automatic changes due to addition or removal of corresponding command-line options (:option:`--add-data`, :option:`--add-binary`, :option:`--collect-data`, :option:`--collect-binaries`, :option:`--copy-metadata`). Previously, changes might not have taken effect as the old cached build was returned if available and unless user explicitly requested a clean build using the :option:`--clean` command-line option. (:issue:`7653`) * Ensure that ``qt_{lang}`` translation files are collected with the ``QtCore`` module, in addition to already-collected ``qtbase_{lang}`` files. Applies to all four Qt-bindings: ``PySide2``, ``PySide6``, ``PyQt5``, and ``PyQt6``. (:issue:`7682`) * Fix ``ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ipaddress'`` for any application built with Python >=3.11.4. (:issue:`7692`) * Fix splash-enabled program crashing due to NULL-pointer dereference in the bootloader when the Tcl/Tk shared libraries cannot be loaded. The program should now run the user's python code, where it will raise an exception if the ``pyi_splash`` module is used. (:issue:`7679`) * Implement proper binary dependency scanning in the ``SPLASH`` target, so that binary dependencies of the Tcl and Tk shared libraries are always collected and added to the list of splash requirements (for pre-extraction in onefile builds). This fixes the splash screen when building with Windows build of python.org Python 3.12b1, which ships Tcl shared library with new dependency on ``zlib1.dll``. (:issue:`7679`) PyInstaller Core ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * (macOS) Use macOS-provided ``install_name_tool`` utility to modify headers on collected binaries: change the dylib identifier to ``rpath/<name>.dylib``, rewrite paths to linked non-system shared libraries to ``rpath/<dependency>``, remove any additional rpaths and add an rpath pointing to the application's top-level directory, relative to the ``loader_path``. Previously, the header modification was performed using ``macholib`` and was limited only to modification of dylib identifier and paths to linked non-system shared libraries. (:issue:`7664`) ``` ### 5.11.0 ``` ------------------- Features ~~~~~~~~ * Add a work-around for pure-python modules that do not specify encoding via :pep:`263` encoding header but contain non-ASCII characters in local (non-UTF8) encoding. When such characters are present only in code comments, python still loads and runs the module, but attempting to retrieve its source code via the loader's ``get_source()`` method results in a :class:`UnicodeDecodeError`, which interrupts the analysis process. The error is now caught and a fall-back codepath attempts to retrieve the source code as raw data to avoid encoding issues. (:issue:`7622`) Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Windows) Avoid writing collected binaries to binary cache unless they need to be processed (i.e., only if binary stripping or ``upx`` processing is enabled). (:issue:`7595`) * Fix a regression in bootloader that caused crash in onefile executables when encountering a duplicated entry in the PKG/CArchive and the ``PYINSTALLER_STRICT_UNPACK_MODE`` environment variable not being set. (:issue:`7613`) Deprecations ~~~~~~~~~~~~ * The ``TOC`` class is now deprecated; use a plain ``list`` with the same three-element tuples instead. PyInstaller now performs explicit normalization (i.e., entry de-duplication) of the TOC lists passed to the build targets (e.g., ``PYZ``, ``EXE``, ``COLLECT``) during their instantiation. (:issue:`7615`) Bootloader ~~~~~~~~~~ * Fix bootloader building with old versions of ``gcc`` that do not support the ``-Wno-error=unused-but-set-variable`` compiler flag (e.g., ``gcc`` v4.4.3). (:issue:`7592`) Documentation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Update the documentation on TOC lists and ``Tree`` class to reflect the deprecation of the ``TOC`` class. (:issue:`7615`) PyInstaller Core ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Remove the use of the ``TOC`` class in the analysis / build process, and use plain ``list`` instances instead. The implicit normalization (de-duplication) of TOC entries performed by the ``TOC`` class has been replaced with explicit normalization. The TOC lists produced by ``Analysis`` are explicitly normalized at the end of Analysis instantiation, before they are stored in the Analysis properties (e.g., ``Analysis.pure``, ``Analysis.binaries``, ``Analysis.datas``). Similarly, the TOC lists passed to the build targets (e.g., ``PYZ``, ``EXE``, ``COLLECT``) are explicitly normalized as part of the targets' instantiation process. (:issue:`7615`) ``` ### 5.10.1 ``` ------------------- Bugfix ~~~~~~ * Fix regression on platforms with strict data alignment requirements (such as linux on ``armhf``/``armv7``), caused by bug in PKG/CArchive generation that was introduced during the archive writer code cleanup. The regression caused executable to terminate with ``Bus error`` on the affected platforms, such as 32-bit Debian Buster on Raspberry Pi 4. (:issue:`7566`) ``` ### 5.10.0 ``` ------------------- Bugfix ~~~~~~ * (Linux) Ignore the executable name resolution based on ``/proc/self/exe`` when the PyInstaller-frozen executable is launched via the ``ld.so`` dynamic loader executable. In such cases, the resolved name points to the ``ld.so`` executable, causing the PyInstaller-frozen executable to fail with *Cannot open PyInstaller archive from executable...* error. (:issue:`7551`) * Ensure that binaries that are manually specified in the .spec file (or via corresponding :option:`--add-binary` or :option:`--collect-binaries` command-line switches) undergo the binary dependency analysis, so their dependencies are automatically collected. (:issue:`7522`) * Extend the ``excludedimports`` mechanism rework from :issue:`7066` to properly handle relative imports within the package. For example, ensure that ``excludedimports = ['a.b']`` within the hook for package ``a`` takes effect when package ``a`` does ``from . import b`` (in addition to ``from a import b``). (:issue:`7495`) * Extend the ``excludedimports`` mechanism rework from :issue:`7066` to properly handle the case of multiple submodules being imported in a single ``from ... import ...`` statement (using absolute or relative import). For example, when package ``c`` does ``from d import e, f``, we need to consider potential ``excludedimports`` rules matching package ``d`` and, if ``d`` itself is not excluded, potential rules individually matching ``d.e`` and ``d.f``. (:issue:`7495`) * Fix marshal error in binary dependency search stage, caused by the list of collected packages containing a ``modulegraph.Alias`` instance instead of only plain :class:`str` instances. (:issue:`7515`) * Reorganize the ``multiprocessing`` run-time hook to override ``Popen`` implementations only for ``spawn`` and ``forkserver`` start methods, but not for the ``fork`` start method. This avoids a dead-lock when attempting to perform nested multiprocessing using the ``fork`` start method, which occurred due to override-provided lock (introduced in :issue:`7411`) being copied in its locked state into the forked sub-process. (:issue:`7494`) Incompatible Changes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * The ``archive_viewer`` utility has been rewritten with modified command-line interface (``--log`` has been renamed to ``--list``) and with changed output formatting. (:issue:`7518`) Hooks ~~~~~ * (Windows) Improve support for ``matplotlib >= 3.7.0`` by collecting all ``delvewheel``-generated files from the ``matplotlib.libs`` directory, including the load-order file. This is required when PyPI ``matplotlib`` wheels are used in combination with Anaconda python 3.8 and 3.9. (:issue:`7503`) * Add hook for ``PyQt6.QtSpatialAudio`` module, which was added in ``PyQt6`` 6.5.0. (:issue:`7549`) * Add hook for ``PyQt6.QtTextToSpeech`` module, which was added in ``PyQt6`` 6.4 series. (:issue:`7549`) * Extend ``PySide6`` hooks for ``PySide6`` 6.5.0 compatibility: add hooks for ``QtLocation``, ``QtTextToSpeech``, and ``QtSerialBus`` modules that were introduced in ``PySide`` 6.5.0. (:issue:`7549`) Docum
pyup-bot commented 3 months ago

Closing this in favor of #633