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Thank you for your quick reply! Thanks for that list.
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Hello Rene, I had heard about the move off of dojo and I am glad to hear the some dependencies are being removed for 4.15. Splitting off dojo-util is a good idea 🙂 My project just uses the plain arcgis-js-api package without the need to use dojo to generate a custom build of the package. In this case, I only need runtime dojo dependencies. Which of the dojo dependencies are only needed for runtime? It seems like if I would like to trim the dojo packages by removing the tests (and other unneccesary files for runtime) I will have to fork the Esri/dojo packages and possibly arcgis-js-api itself.
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When I install the dependencies of the arcgis-js-api npm package, it installs 133MB of node_modules. When inspecting the contents of node_modules I discovered that there is a 15MB zip file in dojo-util/buildscripts (the entire buildscripts folder is over 20MB). There are are also 13MB of .jar files which seem to be useful for build time and 12MB of .html files and 11MB of .jpg files that are used almost exclusively for tests of the dojo*/dijit packages. When looking at the package.json file for arcgis-js-api, none of the dependencies are devDependencies. To reduce bundle size for applications that depend on arcgis-js-api, is it possible to move any dependencies to devDependencies? Furthermore, for packages that cannot be moved, is it possible to remove the tests and other non-runtime code from ESRI's forks of the dojo*/dijit packages that the arcgis-js-api depends on?
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The AGO platform does not allow you to upload or host code that can be run on the platform. How is this affected by Python Notebooks being able to be uploaded as items in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise? Does this not allow anyone to write arbitrary Python and have it run in the AGO environment?
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The documentation states what Code Attachment could be used for ("helpful if you are sharing a sample or a configurable app...") but it isn't clear on what it must be used for. For example, I host a Javascript application on my own domain which does the following: 1) Fetches a Web Mapping Application item from ArcGIS Online 2) Reads the content of this item (the item's content is JSON configuration for my app which includes a reference to a WebMap 3) Applies the configuration that was read from step 2 4) Displays the referenced WebMap. My scenario involves wanting my app to provide some additional tools when interacting with the WebMap. I have decided to factor out this Javascript code separately from my main Javascript application for my own reasons. If I zip up my factored out Javascript that provides the additional functionality, attach it as a Code Attachment to the Web Mapping Application referenced in step 1, my steps above would become the following: 1) Fetches a Web Mapping Application item from ArcGIS Online 2) Reads the content of this item (the item's content is JSON configuration for my app which includes a reference to a WebMap 3) Download the Code Attachment Zip in the browser 4) Applies the configuration that was read from step 2 5) Unzip the Code Attachment in the browser and run the containing Javascript 6) Display the referenced WebMap with additional tools provided by the Javascript from step 5. Is this an acceptable use of the Code Attachment item? Thank you
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Has anyone been able to get join info from a layer using Arcpy without using ArcObjects? I am trying to find the target table and field, the join table and field, and the join type.
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