macos Unsupported spec Error about pyinstaller

[sayyid5416]

I'll look into this. Can you provide all the logs in proper format or any minimal reproducible example?

[AnnoyingRain5]

I just had the same issue, here are my logs @sayyid5416
logs_13.zip

[AnnoyingRain5]

Fails under MacOS-latest but works under the macos-13 beta image.

[sayyid5416]

@AnnoyingRain5 Can you provide the link of the workflow where it failed instead of providing the zip file? It will help diagnosing the issue faster.

[AnnoyingRain5]

@sayyid5416

workflow yaml file

Workflow run

I believe this could be due to an outdated version of python being shipped with MacOS, I have run into similar issues with this in the past.

[sayyid5416]

@AnnoyingRain5 It says SyntaxError, but there is no syntax error in checks.py.

I believe this could be due to an outdated version of python being shipped with MacOS

Can you try with lower python versions like 3.10 or 3.9?

[AnnoyingRain5]

Python versions below 3.10 do not support f-strings, the python version shipped with that version of macOS is below 3.10 AFAIK.

[sayyid5416]

@AnnoyingRain5 If I can understand it properly, this issue is not specific to this pyinstaller action That's why I'm closing this issue now.

Also f-strings were added in version 3.6.

[AnnoyingRain5]

This issue would be fixed if your script installed the latest version of python before attempting to run checks.py

[sayyid5416]

@AnnoyingRain5 Can you run some tests with test branch. I've done changes you asked for.

[AnnoyingRain5]

Works great, thanks!

https://github.com/AnnoyingRain5/Relink-Client/actions/runs/5010618603

[sayyid5416]

@AnnoyingRain5 It would be great if you could test with few more different types of configurations on different machines like windows, Ubuntu and MacOS

[AnnoyingRain5]

Also f-strings were added in version 3.6.

Oops, I was thinking of match statements, but... wouldn't that mean that macos-latest has a version older than 3.6? Wow.

@AnnoyingRain5 It would be great if you could test with few more different types of configurations on different machines like windows, Ubuntu and MacOS

I'll do some better tests later today, thanks!