My main program checks if a new version of itself is available and if so it downloads the new installer file and runs it:
subprocess.call(["installer.exe"], shell=True)
But in order to overwrite the old files, it needs to exit itself after calling the subprocess. How can I achieve this?
In Windows, just start your installer program instead of waiting for it.
import subprocess
subprocess.call(["start","installer.exe"],shell=True)
print("out")
Running this will print out immediately and returns to the console if this is the last statement (or call sys.exit())
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