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Revert "Bump pyinstaller from 5.13.2 to 6.11.1 (#9194)" #9332

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Issue #, if available: #9331

Description of changes:

This reverts the PyInstaller 6 upgrade via commit 875b33f.

While upgrading to PyInstaller 6, we added a verification step during the installer build to ensure that there are no symlinks found in the bundle. Our internal build + Mac signing system didn't handle these well, so we were ending up with duplicate files.

However, building on Alpine does produce a symlink libgcc_s-7393e603.so.1 -> cryptography.libs/libgcc_s-7393e603.so.1.

We should investigate that the Alpine build works after the upgrade, and possibly running that validation only for Mac, but reverting initially to allow time to investigate.

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@ashovlin ashovlin merged commit 1c4df98 into aws:v2 Feb 28, 2025
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@ashovlin ashovlin deleted the shovlia/revert-pyinstaller branch February 28, 2025 18:51
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