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Make Geoprocessing History Favorites persist/permanent

CalebGarrett

On the Geoprocessing History Tab, items added to History Favorites don't persist after ArcGIS Pro is closed. I would like them to persist until they are manually removed from History Favorites. I often repeat the same steps in a project each day and it would be nice if they remained in my History Favorites after the project has been closed. Please let me know if there is a way to do this already.

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KoryKramer

@CalebGarrett and others who have kudo'd this idea, GP History Favorites should persist in a saved project, meaning when you re-open the project, the favorites should be there. This is the help topic: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/analysis/geoprocessing/basics/geoprocessing-history.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_66F4B50CFC5149C589695D9BEA4AAA67

What version of Pro are you working in? We've looked at the behavior internally and History Favorites persist when a project is closed/re-opened.

CalebGarrett

@KoryKramer I'm working in 2.9.5 and the GP History Favorites don't persist in a particular project I use daily. This project came from a converted ArcMap document, so I'll test it out in a new Arc Pro project to see if it works properly and report back.

KoryKramer

Thanks, Caleb. We checked in 3.0 and a dev version of 3.1 (to be released next week) and GP history favorites persist. Let us know what you find out.

CalebGarrett

@KoryKramer It is now working. I'll outline the steps I took below.

1) Opened the Arc Pro project I use daily (where no GP History Favorites persists).

2) Resaved the project with a different name. Performed a new GP task and saved it as a favorite in GP History.

3) Closed the project and re-opened it.

4) Upon re-opening the project a whole list of GP History favorites appeared in GP History.

It appears it had been saving them all along, but they weren't visible until I performed the steps listed above.

KoryKramer

Hmm, OK. Not sure what was going on there, but glad it's working for you now!

CalebGarrett

@KoryKramer I've had some interesting things happen with projects that were converted from ArcGIS Desktop in the past. I assume this was another one of those things due to the conversion.