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15 March 2026

I figured it out a little bit, I realized that it was enough for me to just run through the python interpreter on my macbook in order to simply check if the app was working. But for windows, I need to build an application, for this I use github actions to build for windows. Now I have a question, is it OK for windows to build via pyside6-deploy, or is something else better? And if possible, can you please share workflow for building the application for github actions?

10:02

Austin Rhodes

Like I mentioned earlier. Just use Nuitka. It can build windows.exe

12:39

Cristián 🥑

VsevolodI figured it out a little bit, I realized that it was enough for me to just run through the python interpreter on my macbook in order to simply check if the app was working. But for windows, I need to build an application, for this I use github actions to build for windows. Now I have a question,

pyside6-deploy is a wrapper around nuitka btw, in case you got a bit confused with the whole "use nuitka" promotion in the last messages :P We just take care of a few more things for application deployment like taking care of qml files, the resources, etc

13:33

Vsevolod

Cristián 🥑pyside6-deploy is a wrapper around nuitka btw, in case you got a bit confused with the whole "use nuitka" promotion in the last messages :P We just take care of a few more things for application deployment like taking care of qml files, the resources, etc

then there is no difference? I looked, like pyside6-deploy uses an old version, like 2.7, and now it's like 4

13:36

name: build_windows_app on: [push, pull_request] jobs: build: runs-on: windows-latest steps: - name: Checkout repo uses: actions/checkout@v4 - name: Setup Python uses: actions/setup-python@v5 with: python-version: "3.13" - name: Install dependencies run: | python -m pip install --upgrade pip pip install -r requirements.txt - name: Install Dependency Walker for Nuitka uses: onesoftqwq/[email protected] - name: Build exe run: pyside6-deploy --mode onefile --name my_app --force # run: pyside6-deploy --mode standalone --name my_app --force - name: Upload artifact uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 with: name: app path: my_app.exe # name: app # path: my_app.dist/** retention-days: 1 Do you think I wrote well?

13:40

Austin Rhodes

Vsevolodthen there is no difference? I looked, like pyside6-deploy uses an old version, like 2.7, and now it's like 4

That's why I don't use pyside6-deploy. The version of Nuitka it uses is older.