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This fix is not part of PyInstaller (development version 3.2) yet.
For me and (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36285903/pyinstaller-unable-to-compile-script-to-be-completely-standalone) it would fix an issue with libxcb if package has been build on CentOS-6.
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Huh? code is contained in 3.2, see https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/blob/v3.2/PyInstaller/depend/dylib.py#L133. if something is wrong here, please submit a pull-request. Thanks.
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Sorry, you are right - the fix is part of 3.2.
The title of the commit was missleading: This fix does not 'exclude only libxcb-dri' - but also libxcb.
I have to include libxcb to make my packages from CentOS 6 run on any other distribution.
I would suggest to include libxcb ...
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I've recently run into this when upgrading PyInstaller and creating some builds for CentOS-6.4 cluster machines that do not come with
xcb
libs by default. Is there a better way to include these libs or have more control what libs to include via the command-line?I'm currently maintaining my own fork of PyInstaller 3.2 with only a single change, to include
xcb
libs. This isn't a problem, just wondering if there's a better way for me to handle it.4a6d74a
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I believe that libxcb and libxcb-dri should either be included or excluded together.