TechnicalPirate

Hi @marcelotduarte! Another mini update -> My teammate is back from vacation and we're now co-dev'ing a solution to this on a fork. Couple of questions: * Are you actively...

Hi @marcelotduarte Making progress but hit a snag when building locally on mac vs on our CI setup. How do you build .whl's for cx_freeze when releasing? - Using `setup.py...

Heya! So I'm now porting our actual apps ( not just the samples ) to the latest cx_Freeze and I'm stumbling on some corner cases that i think warrant this...

Ok after a lot of digging i've come to the conclusion i can work past these issues without further changes -but i will report them here for clarity ( they...

Correct yep - executables + symlinks are allowed *anything* else will cause hard to debug notarization errors :)

Hey just confirming - have tested this, honestly great improvement - wish i'd thought of it myself :D

_For now my workaround is to use `19.0.2` which has Py3.9 support but not the .dylib issues :)_

Hi @minrk - Just tried to build using this dependency, unfortunately it fails at the code signing (pre-notarization) stage with this error. ``` build/Our-App.app: invalid signature (code or signature have...

Hey @minrk Yep, some other dependencies are passing this check ( PySide2 for example ) and some are also failing. Given i can work around this for now by using...

Thanks for linking me this Marcel I can confirm the same as the above, with `cx_Freeze-6.15.4` i need to set ` "bin_excludes": ["libiodbc.2.dylib", "libpq.5.dylib"]` in the `build_exe` options as a...