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Startup: Python error in main script #2

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Phycre opened this issue Feb 2, 2023 · 27 comments
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Startup: Python error in main script #2

Phycre opened this issue Feb 2, 2023 · 27 comments
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@Phycre
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Phycre commented Feb 2, 2023

After install on first Install, GUI pops up with an error at the same time, closing the error causes the GUI to disappear and any launches after that have an icon pop up on the taskbar for a second to close immediately after. Uninstall and reinstall leads to the same results.

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V1.0.0-Beta

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karimawi commented Feb 2, 2023

I'm aware of this bug, this is not a problem with my program, it's the library I'm using to compile the code into an executable file, It'll be solved in the next update since I'm gonna move away from cx_Freeze because it has tons of bugs like that, I will add a requirements.txt for the time being for users to able to use the source code until I fix the compiled version and release the new version which will have few more features and will be much more stable.

If you want to use the source code for now and you need any assistance please message me on Discord and I'll help you.

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karimawi commented Feb 2, 2023

I'll leave this open until I release the new version

  • Fix the compiled version in the next release

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@Suburbanno
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@karimawii how to fix?

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pywin32==306 (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for pywin32==306

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What did you do for this to happen?

@Suburbanno
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What did you do for this to happen?

I will try to build from source code

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@karimawi
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can you do:

pip install pywin32

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can you do:

pip install pywin32

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@karimawi
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you're not on windows right?

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you're not on windows right?

github codespaces

@karimawi
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Well, Codespaces is based on Linux, the while thing won't be able to work on there.

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If you're on a Windows device try running it locally.

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If you're on a Windows device try running it locally.

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karimawi commented Apr 16, 2023

I need to clear up the requirement.txt, I'm sorry, it has a ton of extra modules that you won't be using, just delete the line where it says notify-run=0.0.15 and you should be good to go, you won't need notify-run. 35aa849

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I need to clear up the requirement.txt, I'm sorry, it has a ton of extra modules that you won't be using, just delete the line where it says notify-run=0.0.15 and you should be good to go, you won't need notify-run. 35aa849

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so much conflicts =/

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oh god 4423ac6, I hope this solves it

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oh god 4423ac6, I hope this solves it

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d0b3bbf I think we'll just keep doing this until 0 conflicts, I don't have the proper tools to test and resolve all of the conflicts atm

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d0b3bbf I think we'll just keep doing this until 0 conflicts, I don't have the proper tools to test and resolve all of the conflicts atm

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karimawi commented Apr 17, 2023

There's an open issue for that exact problem over on athrvvvv's AppOpener repo, but they don't seem to have figured it out yet, he said it'll be solved with v1.7 but he haven't released it yet

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I temporarily and very quickly fixed the issue in another branch by putting the client path manually in the code at line 1513 replace the existing path with you LeagueClient.exe path following the same format

karimawi added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 25, 2023
Quick fix for #2, make sure to replace the path at line 1315 with your leagueclient.exe path accordingly.
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I temporarily and very quickly fixed the issue in another branch by putting the client path manually in the code at line 1513 replace the existing path with you LeagueClient.exe path following the same format

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@Suburbanno refer to #69 for solving this

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There's an open issue for that exact problem over on athrvvvv's AppOpener repo, but they don't seem to have figured it out yet, he said it'll be solved with v1.7 but he haven't released it yet

Actually, releasing AppOpener v1.7 this month!!! 🤝👍

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@athrvvvv YAY! I will also rewrite this to be somewhat object-oriented not just a messy 2000+ lines spaghetti kingdom. Thanks for taking the time 🤝

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AppOpener v1.7 just released!! ✌️

@Suburbanno Upgrade AppOpener like:

pip install AppOpener==1.7

I have added an Exception, if the File creation process failed, it will create files using the old method in AppOpener v1.3
Hope soo, this works!! If your Issue is fixed, you may close this now 😊

Lots of love,
athrv ❤️

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