I had to add each module it said it could not find manually to the command until it finally found all of them. Pyinstaller ner.py -hidden-import cymem.cymem -hidden-import thinc.linalg -hidden-import murmurhash.mrmr -hidden-import cytoolz.utils -hidden-import cytoolz._signatures -hidden-import spacy.strings -hidden-import spacy.morphology -hidden-import spacy.lexeme -hidden-import spacy.tokens -hidden-import spacy.gold -hidden-import -hidden-import spacy.parts_of_speech -hidden-import dill -hidden-import -hidden-import spacy.tokens._retokenize -hidden-import spacy.syntax -hidden-import -hidden-import _system -hidden-import -hidden-import _parser -hidden-import _eager -hidden-import -hidden-import spacy.syntax._beam_utils -hidden-import -hidden-import thinc.neural._classes.difference -hidden-import spacy.vocab -hidden-import spacy.lemmatizer -hidden-import spacy._ml -hidden-import If you specify -log-levelDEBUG to the pyinstaller command, PyInstaller additionally generates a GraphViz input file representing the dependency graph. Using spacy version 2.0.18 I ran the following command based on this issue Find a module name, then keep clicking the imported by links until you find the top-level import that causes that module to be included.
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2.0.16.Īnd pyinstaller installed from pip install ĮDIT: I tried doing conda update -all then rebuilding the package, but I got the same result as before after running the exe I'm running everything in a conda environment with python version 3.6.8 ans spacy version. ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cymem' File "d:\anaconda3\envs\spacy\lib\site-packages\PyInstaller\loader\pyimod03_importers.py", line 627, in exec_moduleįile "site-packages\spacy\_init_.py", line 8, in įile "site-packages\thinc\neural\_init_.py", line 1, in įile "site-packages\thinc\neural\_classes\model.py", line 11, in įile "site-packages\thinc\neural\util.py", line 3, in įile "cymem.pxd", line 4, in init preshed.maps
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