I built an executable file using PyInstaller and ran into a "pyarrow.vendored.version" error while running the executable output. Does anyone have any idea how to get around this issue? It seems to be something that is installed during the pyinstaller build. Any help would be appreciated!
I tried doing just a pyinstaller --onefile -w "file.py" and I also tried the same file.py using auto-py-to-exe... both ended in the same result.
I had the same problem and fixed it by compiling with the "--hidden-import" option given to pyinstaller. Here is an example...
yinstaller.exe -F -n "Program name" --hidden-import=pyarrow.vendored.version program.py
Hope this helps!
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I programmed a small application and compiled it using pyinstaller. However I can't run my compiled .exe. It shows this error:
Does anyone know how to fix it and create a working .exe?
pyinstaller --noconfirm --onedir --windowed --icon " "
I had the exact same problem. For me it turned out to be a bug related to pyinstaller 4.7 and python 3.9.8. I uninstalled python 3.9.8 and installed 3.9.5 instead and it worked perfectly with pyinstaller -w, my exe file runs without a console window now, and without any errors.
This happens because of --windowed argument in Windows. Without it it compiles and works ok, but you need to keep the Command Prompt window open too. Still trying to find a work-around.
I'm having some trouble using pyinstaller to generate executables. After using the command pyinstaller --onefile "filename.py", an error is raised, mentioning that the system cannot access the file, as follows:
As anyone dealt with such problem before?
Pyinstaller reads a Python script written by you. For the majority of programs, this can be done by: pyinstaller yourscript.py
But if it doesn't work for you, try using this: pyinstaller --onefile --windowed yourscript.py
I want to build a python application. I use pyinstaller , I execute this command:
pyinstaller -F main.py
so I get this error (I barely managed to make a screen because the command line immediately closes)
Please tell me how to solve this.
Recently, I used sklearn to do linear regression analysis, and the code was compiled and run by me. But when I packaged to the .exe file with pyinstaller, An error has occurred："ImportError:no module name typedefs" after running. When I added "--hidden-import sklearn.neighbors.typedefs" after the command, my program stopped running directly. This question is bothering me now. Can you help me?
I had exactly the same problem, and adding
--hidden-import sklearn.neighbors.typedefs
to my pyinstaller command-line call fixed my problem. Therefore I suspect that an additional problem occurred in your case
No no no, you have to run pyinstaller again like this:
pyinstaller --onefile your_program.py --hidden-import sklearn.neighbors.typedefs
I think you added that line to the already compiled program, hence your error.
I need to make a script.py to be an executable file.
I researched around for a little bit and found that in order to do that on a 3.5 python script I had to install pyinstaller and type a line like this into the command prompt:
pyinstaller --onefile guiFileOpener_1_1.pyw
But when I did this, I got this error message:
failed to create process
I am not sure what I am doing wrong here...