- 1 year ago
auto-py-to-exe stuck at Loading module hook 'hook-gevent.py'
If the auto-py-to-exe
tool is stuck at the "Loading module hook 'hook-gevent.py'" stage, it typically indicates an issue with the gevent
module during the conversion process. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve the problem:
Upgrade
auto-py-to-exe
: Ensure you are using the latest version ofauto-py-to-exe
. Open a command prompt and run the following command to upgrade to the latest version:csspip install --upgrade auto-py-to-exe
Disable the
gevent
hook: If your application does not depend on thegevent
module, you can try disabling thegevent
module hook during the conversion process. In theauto-py-to-exe
interface, uncheck the "Enable gevent" option in the "Module(s)" tab before starting the conversion.Update
gevent
: If your application relies on thegevent
module, make sure you have the latest version installed. Run the following command to upgradegevent
:csspip install --upgrade gevent
Exclude
gevent
from hooks: If the issue persists, you can exclude thegevent
module from the hooks by modifying thehooks_path.py
file in theauto-py-to-exe
installation directory. Open the file and comment out the line that contains'gevent': module_finder.HiddenImportHook(['gevent', 'gevent.'])
.Seek alternative approaches: If none of the above solutions work, you might consider using alternative tools to convert your Python script into an executable. PyInstaller is a popular alternative that you can try.
Remember to consult the documentation and resources provided by the auto-py-to-exe
tool or seek assistance from the tool's support channels if the issue persists.