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conda update conda

wwnde

I recently updated ArcPro to version 2.6.1 since then, notebooks is not taking any conda instruction.

I have been through all discussed in this post, unistalled and installed both ArcPro and Anaconda multiple time but still get whenever I do any conda install or conda update.

'conda' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Note: you may need to restart the kernel to use updated packages.

Is this a version bug or I completely missed something? Your help will highly be appreciated.

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wwnde

Dan Patterson in the course of searching for a solution, I have oblitarated versions leading into multiple reinstalls. I learnt it the hard way.

I have downloade and reinstalled ARCPRO from my esri. Cloned the environment and now can see azure blob-storage. It installs fine but lists dependents

First I searched and installed all the dependents. Running it returned;

From a google, it highlighted there was possibly multiple modules names starting wit azure. I did a new clone and installed azure-storage-blob alone but the error is still same.

As stated, this works perfectly well in conda but I desparately need it running in arcpro to leverage geoprocessing capabilities. Any help?

danretired

I did a conda install -c blah blah blah --dry-run

so it wouldn't install and it pretty well wanted to obliterate all versions of the packages in the esri, free and other channels with those from conda-forge.

I don't know if you did that before, but I wouldn't recommend mixing an arcgis pro conda installation with something that isn't available in the channels supported by it.

wwnde

Dan Patterson Thanks. I resorted to this when my cloned environment could not pick up azure-blob-storage though Anaconda on the same pc was working ok. Usually, I add libraries to ArcPro notebooks by going to settings and searching python libraries and installing to the cloned environment. If I cant use conda install -c conda-forge azure-storage-blob to update and it is not available in the python arcpro searchable libraries what options do I have?

danretired

You can't update conda in arcgis pro's conda environment.... period.

You can update packages in that environment, but it has to be activated prior to doing updates. For most people, that is their cloned environment.

You can "manage" your conda environment using the Project backstage from within arcgis pro is you wish.. or at least check to see what environment you have activated.

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