Hello,
Answer is in the subject : to update python I need to know how to set proxy on ArcGIS Pro.
I don't find in help.
Thanks,
Guillaume
Maybe it can help you or someone else. To clone a python environment or to update package when you are behind a reverse proxy, you need to configure the proxy at the conda level. To do this, you need to edit .condarc file and this file is located in the directory %ArcGISProInstall%\bin\Python where %ArcGISProInstall% is the install directory of ArcGIS Pro.
You need to had the following lines:
proxy_servers: http: http://user:pass@corp.com:8080 https: https://user:pass@corp.com:8080
For more information, you can read the conda help: https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/22.9.x/user-guide/configuration/use-condarc.html#config-proxy
I use it with ArcGIS Pro 3.3 and it works well.
I didn't, i change my ask my admin to bypass the proxy with my machine and install package i need
Did you solve the issue? Otherwise it seems to me a filesystem permission's issue rather than proxy. Did you also try setting http_proxy / https_proxy in the environment, and then upgrading the packages?
I ask my support and they reply that I can't add pakage or update it for python with a proxy with credentials. The solution is to by pass the proxy when I need to install package. I hope on next update that we can use proxy with credentials to update and install conda package.
Thanks
You can setup the proxy in Windows Settings.
How to Set Up a Proxy in Windows 10
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