Executable file for linux added to /dist/base called base

[aish-where-ya]

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[aish-where-ya]

This executable is for 64bit Linux OS

[techytushar]

Nice work! Instead of adding all these files you can use the --onefile option of pyinstaller to just generate a single file, that would be easier and less bulky.

[aish-where-ya]

It increases the size of executable file from 3.12 MB to 148.5MB. This makes it difficult to push and it needs a large file tracker (git lfs). What do you prefer?

[techytushar]

I would suggest to keep one file, since when I tried to run the base file it was giving package errors, but when I compiled all into one file it ran fine. Tagging other mentors for suggestions: @omi10859 @lalitmee

[lalitmee]

Actually, it would be better if we use a single file. 👍

[aish-where-ya]

The executable files are greater than 100MB so they need to be tracked using git lfs. According to Github's guidelines, this repo needs to have atleast 1 lfs object which has been already pushed by the owner so that other contributors can add large files using public forks. Due to security issues, public forks cannot add large files unless there already exist some in the repo. Please suggest a workaround to this problem.