'None' returned from .layers with API

JasonJordan00

I've done this successfully on a dozen different scripts with other feature layers however this one is causing me issues. After logging into portal with the Python API, I get the item I am working with.

port_item = gis.content.get('#############')

That returns the appropriate item. Then I will grab the point layer.

item_layers = port_item.layers

That, however, returns 'None'.

I've compared with other feature layers that it has worked fine on and I can't find any differences that would cause it to fail. Everything is a hosted feature service, everything is either points or polygons, and just switching out the itemID will successfully return other layers so I know there's not a typo or portal issue.

jcarlson

I don't suppose the layer in question is public so that others could attempt to replicate the issue? The only time I've been able to get layers to return 'None' is when the service in question is a hosted table with no features, but as you say, that does not apply to your particular item.

Sight unseen, I would have to assume that there is something different about the item itself. Are you able to access other classes, like manager?

Alternately, if you instantiate the service using arcgis.features.FeatureLayerCollection and the service URL as opposed to the item ID, does the issue persist?