ned-deily
commented
1 year ago With the information provided, it is only possible to provide a guess at the issue you are seeing. You don't indicate from where you obtained the Python 3.9.1 you are using - the output of python3.9 -VV or, better, the output of python3.9 -m test.pythoninfo would help as would a complete listing of the crash trace which may be available through the macOS Console app. But it appears the crash is originating via a call inside of Tk and it is very likely that the version of Tk in use here is old. Be aware that Python 3.9.1 is also very old and long superceded by newer releases of Python 3.9 which may provide newer versions of Tk. For example, the last release of Python 3.9 with macOS binary installers on python.org was Python 3.9.13. (Python 3.9 is now in the security-fix only phase of its life cycle so no further binary installers from python.org are provided. If possible, you should consider using a more recent and fully-supported release of Python.)
ronaldoussoren
xmagedo
Crash report
What happened?
I'm experiencing a persistent issue with a Tkinter-based GUI application on macOS. When running the script directly in the terminal, everything functions correctly, including the feature to save data as JSON upon closing the window. However, after bundling the application with PyInstaller, the GUI opens and operates as expected until I attempt to close the window to trigger the save-as-JSON feature. At this point, the application crashes with an "Abort trap: 6" error.
Details:
Python version: 3.9.1 PyInstaller version: 6.2.0 OS: macOS 11.7.10 The application works perfectly in the terminal, but the issue arises only with the PyInstaller bundled executable. I've already tried implementing custom hooks for Tkinter in PyInstaller without success.
CPython versions tested on:
3.9
Operating systems tested on:
macOS
Output from running 'python -VV' on the command line:
No response