So I am trying to build a GUI app and works well, so I decided to turn it into an exe.
but got the good old error at runtime, which after some research I identified as a problem with one of the libraries I use utilise dynamic imports.
I made an MRE:

import hyperspy.api as hs
import tkinter as tk



root = tk.Tk()

s = hs.signals.Signal1D([0.])

label = tk.Label(root, text='data Loaded?')
label.pack()
imported =tk.Label(root, text='YES')
imported.pack()

root.mainloop()

and I use:

pyinstaller main.py

so the library in question is hyperspy and I actually just use a small portion of it but recreating that would be a pain. It uses dynamic imports left and right which makes sense I guess because it is a large library.

so when I package it, I get errors at runtime, basically because pyintstaller doesn’t package it into _internal at all.

If I try hidden imports, I get an error during packaging that does submodules don’t exist.

If I use –add-data:path;folder ->it seems to work partially, but then again there is an issue with dependencies at runtime.

I tried also to change the init.py-s in the hyperspy directory but that didn’t work either.

What is my best solution? I know pyinstaller doesn’t work with importlib, but all the workarounds I saw online don’t seem to work.

thanks in advance!