Qt for Python (PySide/Shiboken)

You should include them as resources via appropriate nuitka flag in nuitka parameters field in your .spec file https://nuitka.net/user-documentation/user-manual.html#data-files

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I saw that! overall is how Debian rolls anyways, right? it happens even for Qt and other large projects :D

Here is a video of how to use Nuitka https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15QuBix8Wa/

Hi everyone, I have created a exe using auto py to exe using. Now I have to provide this to a client and until it is stable I have to provide new exe to the client. Can anyone of you tell me what can be the professional approach to this , like how can I not tell client to replace the exe , rather I want an update mechanism which will update the application in client's pc.

Long process sir ,

Yes I know, I found few things about installer for this which can be used as updater too.but I am not aware of it. So if you have any knowledge about it please let me know.

maybe you can try https://www.pyupdater.org/ I haven't used it myself, but I do know of a few projects that used it (a couple of years ago)

Uses Nuitka is better

It is for creating executables for Windows, Linux and Mac.

Shyamnath , @kastakin , any input gentlemen

To notify you of possible updates, it might be useful to create a class or function that checks the version number of your software.

That is perfectly okay for checking the local versions to versions on the server but i will need a mechanism which will update or replace new files if i need any change in my application automated!

Hey guys. This is not directly Python related but is there an update regarding the release of Qt 6.8.2? The wiki page still shows 23rd of January as planned date: https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_6.8_Release

31st last time I checked the meeting notes from the IRC-meeting (is open btw)

Thank you a lot! 😊

Anyone based in Europe or with the option to attend a conference in Prague? There are still a few days to submit proposals to EuroPython https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2025/ I gave this talk last year https://ep2024.europython.eu/session/the-role-of-c-in-the-python-ecosystem-the-case-of-the-qt-framework for reference.