Brénainn Woodsend
Brénainn Woodsend
Given that NumPy
It's not bloated through any fault of PyInstaller's at least. It is bigger although that's because numpy is bigger. Unfortunately, that's just the trend in the scientific community.
Matching the executable's permissions sounds reasonable to me although I think we need caps in case the executable has either too strict/liberal permissions. We need a minimum of `0o700` in...
Yeah, that sounds better. Should we use a fully generalised `--runtime-tempdir-permissions=0o755` option or reduce it to a boolean switch which toggles it from `0o700` to `0o755`?
I'd rather give people the `0o755` flag than encourage them to modify `sys._MEIPASS` at runtime.
> Can you consider enabling this capability back in a new version? You'd have to give an insanely good reason why moving the executable is a good idea. It was...
I'd still like to hear why moving the executable is necessary and to see if there's a better way to solve the problem that it's solving before we lock ourselves...
Without being able to verify that this isn't a misguided workaround to a problem that could be solved in a more normal way then I'm pretty set towards a no....
I don't think it's fair for us to have to carry such an unorthodox feature around forever just for one user. If you feel that your use case is so...
It would probably be easier not to check your recompiled bootloaders into git to avoid merge conflicts whenever you rebase your patch over PyInstaller's own bootloader updates. My recommendation would...