PyQT 5.7 DLLs are not bundled #2152
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Can confirm. Copying the DLLs over works. |
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Second to confirm. As a workaround I added the following to my .spec file to automatically copy the DLLs. |
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You can also use the --path option of pyinstaller to get it working: pyinstaller --path C:\Python35-32\Lib\site-packages\PyQt5\Qt\bin test.pyshould work. Also it' s possible to insert the bin path to pathex in the .spec file. Works also for virtual environments. a = Analysis(['app.py'],
pathex=['venv\\Lib\\site-packages\\PyQt5\\Qt\\bin'],
binaries=[],
datas=[],
hiddenimports=[],
hookspath=[],
runtime_hooks=[],
excludes=[],
win_no_prefer_redirects=False,
win_private_assemblies=False,
cipher=block_cipher) |
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@MrLeeH, thanks for your help, I will try it out. |
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Using |
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On Mac, in |
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It works for me using the Riverbank installer, but I have the same problem when using PyQt5 installed via Pip. Appending to Edit: Just noticed @akej74 and @MrLeeH mentioned pretty much the same thing above But I still get a lot of these which is not the case when using the Riverbank installer. |
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For Mac OS, I found the shared libraries in However, I still get These frameworks are in the Here the command-line I use |
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Nevermind, works on MacOS using the latest version from the develop branch: 3.3.dev0+g483c819.mod Edit Without adding any |
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confirm, windows fails with current dev tip but adding (in my case) |
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For some reason it just works now on Windows with PyInstaller 3.2 and a Riverbank install of PyQt5 5.5.1. No errors, no warnings. No need for |
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Still broken in v3.2.1 |
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Windows 10, Python 3.5.3, pyinstaller 3.2.1 and PyQt5 5.9 I had 2 issues as well:
Is there any other workaround for it? I hope it gets fixed soon. Edit: Tested it with cx_freeze and those dlls were automatically bundled without any issues, which confirms it's a pyinstaller thing. |
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Hi, I did a new test with a simple QT application, using the following versions:
Packaging with the following command: Now, the three QT DLL´s (Qt5Core.dll, Qt5Gui.dll and Qt5Widgets.dll) are indeed included in the dist folder automatically, and the built application works. As far as I can see, this is now fixed, but maybe someone else would like to confirm? As a bonus, everything works using Python 3.6 as well :-) |
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I'm confirming that Python 3.6 + PyQT 5.9 + PyInstaller dev tip no longer require pathex modifications. |
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Thanks to testing. |
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Python 3.6 + PyQt 5.9 + PyInstaller 3.3 ¡Works! , But just with the 64 bit version of Python 3.6.2, the 32bit version gave me the problem trated in 2241. Also the version that works make projects incredibly bigs, a little project bundled in a single file and it was 23mb, i think that s a lot, does someone has any tricks to make it smaller ? |
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To complete @stlehmann answer, you can use the
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does this mean it is also solved for other libraries using dll's? like sounddevice and soundfile? i am using python 2.7 due to some constraints, so i can't test it. |
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I'm getting the same library warnings as yyjkt commented June 10, 2019 If anyone has a recommendation for resolution, that would be great! |
PyInstaller: 3.3.dev0+e78b701
Python: 3.5.1
Platform: Windows-10-10.0.14393-SP0
It look like PyQT5 hook is not updated to new PyQT5 structure. PyQT no longer depends on system QT - all DLLs are now part of the wheel.
Directory qt5_plugins is created correctly but DLLs from Lib\site-packages\PyQt5\Qt\bin are not bundled.
PyInstaller build logs clearly states that it fail to find DLLs.
It can be easily replicated:
test.py:
from PyQt5 import QtGui, QtCore, QtWidgets, QtNetworkThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: