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I have a fully working Python program that uses the following imports:

In the bad case, when I have dynamic import, I add -hiddenimport flag, PyInstaller run detects all submodules (again, with the hook) but will not detect submodule's dependencies. You can see that there's a huge difference in the number of modules went into each one of the binaries. Hidden-import=Pillow -hidden-import='PIL' -hidden-import='Pillow' My script uses the following line of code in regards to the PIL module: from PIL import Image, ImageTk Everything works fine in the script, it is only when I use pyinstaller that I have a problem. PyInstaller can be imported in your Python code and used as a library, but you’ll likely only use it as a CLI tool. You’ll use the library interface if you create your own hook files. You’ll increase the likelihood of PyInstaller’s defaults creating an executable if.

However, when I try to compile it to an executable using PyInstaller, I get the following errors:

PyInstaller is a module used to bundle python apps in a single package along with all the dependencies. The user can then run the package app without a python interpreter or any modules. It correctly bundles many major packages like numpy, Django, OpenCv and others. Some important points to remember: Pyinstaller supports Python 2.7 and Python 3.3+. Files for pyinstaller-setuptools, version 2019.3; Filename, size File type Python version Upload date Hashes; Filename, size pyinstallersetuptools-2019.3-py3-none-any.whl (3.7 kB) File type Wheel Python version py3 Upload date Aug 31, 2019.

Note: May not be perfect, as it was captured by my reaction times and a screenshot:

I read the error, and tried to import urllib3 in my code as well. That returned the same errors as well. I'm thinking it's down to the location of urllib3 in relation to requests, but how can I solve this? I read online about FileDialog, and again it returned the same error.

Any pointers on this would be much appreciated.

Edit: It's not just the queue import problem, it's more of how to change the paths the library requests is trying to import from and how pyinstaller is going to get those paths in the first instance.

Edit 2: Ok, maybe I should ask how PyInstaller compiles the dependencies it finds and where it stores them? I could then give it a shot myself.

Edit 3: Through hours of crawling the web I believe I might be after hidden imports. How do those works for getting urllib3 in?

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