From what I understand
python -m zipapp myapp
creates a .pyz file of the directory named myapp. How do i create a .pyz of the current folder in which my working directory is set.
I tried python -m zipapp .
which doesnt work.
What would be the exact argument for packaging of the working directory?
Same doubt for the following:
If I do pip install -r requirements.txt --target <directory>
, how do i mention current working directory in <directory>
Thinking about the same later, I have reached the conclusion that being able to make the zip file of the directory the terminal is set to doesn't make much sense due to which I don't think there's an solution to this question. Hence I believe zipapp can only take place for a given folder in the directory and not the directory the terminal is set in.