I am using MATLAB R2023b on a Windows machine and wish to build standalone applications and created the associated installers in the command line outside of MATLAB as part of a build environment.
I currently do this by invoking "deploytool" via the command line. However, I see that the "-package" option for "deploytool" will be removed in the future. Are there any alternatives for "deploytool" to complete this workflow on the command line?
Ideally, this alternate command line approach would reuse the PRJ files generated by "deploytool". I have looked into using "mcc", but it doesn’t generate the associated installer.I am using MATLAB R2023b on a Windows machine and wish to build standalone applications and created the associated installers in the command line outside of MATLAB as part of a build environment.
I currently do this by invoking "deploytool" via the command line. However, I see that the "-package" option for "deploytool" will be removed in the future. Are there any alternatives for "deploytool" to complete this workflow on the command line?
Ideally, this alternate command line approach would reuse the PRJ files generated by "deploytool". I have looked into using "mcc", but it doesn’t generate the associated installer. I am using MATLAB R2023b on a Windows machine and wish to build standalone applications and created the associated installers in the command line outside of MATLAB as part of a build environment.
I currently do this by invoking "deploytool" via the command line. However, I see that the "-package" option for "deploytool" will be removed in the future. Are there any alternatives for "deploytool" to complete this workflow on the command line?
Ideally, this alternate command line approach would reuse the PRJ files generated by "deploytool". I have looked into using "mcc", but it doesn’t generate the associated installer. deploytool, mcc, deployment, standaloneapplication, matlabcompiler MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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