What do you think of adding PyInstaller as an official

part of CPython? Among the different native exports

options, PyInstaller holds a nice track of clean delivery.

Instead of the project battling for its survival as any other

project, if the community finds it useful enough, the devs 

can get some peace of mind. 

The stereotyped idea about languages like Python is that 

they don't by default produce executables compared to let's

say Go. Adding the native ability to produce executables can

be a turning point for Python. In the process, PyInstaller might

become even better.

Sure it will need people who are well versed in at least 3 operating

systems to maintain the project. It will add to the testing load but

if it's worth it, it's worth it. Though for a good DevOps team, set up 

is not a concern. However, having an executable makes the task easy

as you just ship a final product.

I don't exactly know how executables will interact with the WSGI protocol

but these concerns are for after and is an issue which does not concern

integrating a library per se.