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Table of Python Versions for Each Pro Release?

LTS_DSolari

Is there a list of which Python version (e.g. 3.7, 3.9 etc.) is included with each version of Pro? My team has had to keep an old version of Pro around to maintain version compatibility with our Enterprise Python environment and a table like this would've saved a few hours of trial and error installing different versions. This table already exists for Enterprise so I'm not sure why I can't find the same resource for Pro.

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Luke_Pinner

You can at least figure out the major.minor python version back to Pro 2.6 by looking at the arcpy Anaconda releases page https://anaconda.org/Esri/arcpy/files?sort=basename&sort_order=desc

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ShaunWalbridge

As an update to this, for the last year we've been providing a PDF of the packages in our Python distribution on the ArcPy GitHub site at https://github.com/esri/arcpy/

There's also a JSON version if you need to work with this data programmatically. Those two files get updated with each release.

Cheers,
Shaun

LTS_DSolari

Oh wow, I had no idea ESRI was uploading the arcpy package to Anaconda, this makes things much easier. Thank you!

Luke_Pinner

You can at least figure out the major.minor python version back to Pro 2.6 by looking at the arcpy Anaconda releases page https://anaconda.org/Esri/arcpy/files?sort=basename&sort_order=desc

Luke_Pinner

Dan that's the same link David posted in the original question. The link doesn't list the versions of Python included with each Pro release like it does for Desktop and Enterprise. It just shows how to find out the version of python after Pro is installed, which doesn't help when trying to figure which Pro release uses a specific Python version without installing.

danretired

perhaps this

FAQ: What Version of Python is Used in ArcGIS? (esri.com)

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