>  I observed an issue while using py2exe on multiple targets:
> 
>  setup.py:
>  	from distutils.core import setup
>  	import py2exe
> 
>  	setup(console=["targetA.py"])
>  	setup(console=["targetB.py"])
> 
> 
>  If the set of imported modules in the scripts is different in targetA
>  then targetB:
> 
>  targetA:
>  	import os,shutil,re,sys
> 
>  targetB:
>  	import os,re,stat
> 
> 
>  Using 'python setup.py py2exe -b1'
>    generates both executables, library.zip and the MSVCR71.dll,
>    but targetA will not execute because the library.zip file does
>    not contain the required shutil module.
> 
>  Flipping the order in the setup file:
>    setup(console=["targetB.py"])
>    setup(console=["targetA.py"])

Why not use:

setup(console=['targetA.py', 'targetB.py'])

This is exactly why the argument is expected to be a list.

Your example is no different than invoking py2exe multiple times with
different top-level setup scripts - and in that case you really would expect
library.zip to be updated.

Cheers,

Mark


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