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running pyinstaller on a typical setup.py is never the right thing to do, and running it on a file in a package is not right either. You need to write...
the first thing you need is a file to load the main entry point. Usually this is in the root of the project, above the package. This file is just...
> > > Also, I would personally prefer any sort of Nikola Windows distribution to include the data files (mostly themes) in a way that can be easily browsed. While...
Is there a part of the test suite that just runs all the nikola commands with all known options? Whats holding me back is not knowing if I have caught...
@Kwpolska Unfortunately, doesn't help with transient dependencies, and any use of `__import__` is just utterly hopeless for pyinstaller to ever find modules. Its not intractable, just a very manual process.
As I keep saying ... the requirements file is useless for this, the actual module graph that get imported, even with `__import__` is what you ultimately need to trick pyinstaller...
Why don't we try the Dumbest Thing That Could Possibly Work? https://gist.github.com/tritium21/71acb9091845ce0f63ee049aae7b9172 Requires inno setup. Does nothing magical. Pyoxidizer is even more magical than pyinstaller. Nikola is fairly magical. Magic...
Has feed generation changed in the last four and a half years to the point that this could be implemented? Do plugins have access to feed item generation (which is...
I think that may be a better idea.
> To fix this you need to have trilium instances on either different (sub)domains or different paths, e.g. `domain.com/trilium1` and `domain.com/trilium2`. It doesn't look like there is a way to...