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"why doesn't this python command line script have an executable ui?"
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Why is this executable web UI distributed as a python script?
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Why do I have to have python installed in order to use it? Why don't you bundle all the dependencies with the download?
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Closed as resolved
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five years later
i found this through google search and it says it's resolved but there's no information what the problem was and all of the links don't work anymore
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Locked thread and restricted to contributors
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link is actually experts exchange and you have to register just to see the answer
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Expert sexchange, you say?
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links to 11 year old thread for tangentially related Windows Vista problem, locks current thread
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Why don't you bundle all the dependencies with the download?
This is one reason I like statically compiled apps. You can just give users one executable and it'll work. This is common with apps written in Go, but it's doable (with some caveats) in C# now with AoT in .NET 8.
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Assuming the user uses the same OS that the developer runs, and that they release a statically compiled app for. In this example, I see the project is python and docker is mentioned in thrbdocs, while not 100% my bet is that the output would still not be the .exe file that thhis entitled asshole is demanding.
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