MIT License requirements for comtypes

[jbrashtrimech]

Hello All - this is more of a question rather than an issue. I did not know where else to post it, hopefully this is OK.
I have only recently started using Python for developing macros for a COM application (CATIA CAD software). I started out using pywin32, but have now switched to comtypes for various reasons - it's working well for me. I intend to package my macro into an EXE for distribution using pyinstaller. As far as I can see, comtypes uses an MIT license model and so I should be free to use it, but do I need to include the LICENSE.txt file in my EXE package somehow to keep on the right side of the law?
As you can probably tell, I'm quite new to developing using open source packages!

[junkmd]

Hi,

Please note that the explanation here is not legal advice.
If you need a definitive judgment regarding compliance, please consult a legal professional.

The full license text for comtypes is available here:
https://github.com/enthought/comtypes/blob/master/LICENSE.txt

How to include and distribute such a license file in your build is primarily a concern of the build method and tools you are using.
For advice on which approaches are considered popular and least likely to cause issues, I think the most appropriate place to ask is in the PyInstaller community.

[jjb2016]

Thanks @junkmd