IndexError: tuple index out of range (Python 3.10)

[brentvollebregt]

Recently PyInstaller 4.6 was released which added support for Python 3.10. As of auto-py-to-exe v2.11.0, PyInstaller 4.6 is a requirement.

It has been noted that PyInstaller 4.6 does not fully support Python 3.10 due to a bug in CPython. The PyInstaller discussion related to this issue can be found here and the associated CPython bug can be found here.

This bug cannot be fixed in auto-py-to-exe or PyInstaller so we must wait for a new Python 3.10.x release with a fix.

[Barak911]

I found a solution to this problem.
This is a python 3.10 bug, and after applying the fix everything related to pyinstaller started working properly.

"
so basically you have to go to the folder "Python310\Lib" and edit the file 'dis.py'.
In the 'dis.py' file you have to find this "def _unpack_opargs" and inside the else statement write a new line with this: "extended_arg = 0".

I did something like that:

    else:
        arg = None
        extended_arg = 0 
    yield (i, op, arg)

and everything is working fine now.
"
pyinstaller/pyinstaller#6301 (comment)

[ghost]

extended_arg = 0

TSYM Worked perfectly!!

[brentvollebregt]

Python 3.10.1 fixes this now and I have added a warning to auto-py-to-exe in 2.14.0. Closing as this is no longer an issue regarding Python 3.10.1 is not used.

[4ggm]

pls help

[bobbob8113]

yo

[bobbob8113]

i can't find so basically you have to go to the folder "Python310\Lib" and edit the file 'dis.py'.
In the 'dis.py' file you have to find this "def _unpack_opargs" and inside the else statement write a new line with this: "extended_arg = 0".

[brentvollebregt]

@bobbob8113 I recommend upgrading to Python 3.10.1 or above if you have the option to

[bobbob8113]

I have python 3.10.4 and it still give the same errors

[brentvollebregt]

@bobbob8113 you may have Python 3.10.4, but are you 100% sure it's being used? Did you previously (or still do) have Python 3.10.0 installed?

[bobbob8113]

Ye previsously but i update alrdy and using anaconda

[brentvollebregt]

@bobbob8113 are there any warnings at the top of auto-py-to-exe? Maybe something that says "You are using Python 3.10.0. This version of Python has a bug that causes PyInstaller to fail."?

[lloydyu24]

Why am I still getting the "You are using Python 3.10.0. This version of Python has a bug that causes PyInstaller to fail.
Please upgrade to Python 3.10.1 or above." message after updating my Python to the latest Python 3.10.4?

[brentvollebregt]

@lloydyu24 the line that controls that message is here - the only way you can get the message is if you are running Python 3.10.0.

Maybe you have installed another installation of Python (3.10.4) but are still running auto-py-to-exe with the previous installation (3.10.0).