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Question: How does WinPython allow for relative python path in python scripts "Scripts/*.exe"
See original GitHub issueWhen I download python from the normal sources and install a library via pip install <program>, any resulting exe file in Scripts has an absolute path as the back-reference to “python.exe”, i.e.:
Whereas WinPython only has “python.exe” as a back reference:
How did you manage to accomplish this?
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It patches also THE necessary line of pip package
Great tip. Many thanks. If I run
make-winpython-movable, I can se that it patches existing EXE. But does it makes further installation of packages movable or should I run themake-winpython-movablescript again for every upgrade/install ? Thanks for clarifying.