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Toolbox in Arcgis Pro will corrupt when script behind tool is renamed

PhilLarkin1

After changing the file name of a python script in file explorer, which is referenced as a script in a Toolbox, all script tools in the toolbox will lose their name when displayed in Catalog View.

Version: 3.0.0

Creating a new script will result in the error below:

Typical context menu for dead script tools is missing:

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PhilLarkin1

Not only does this corrupt the toolbox, it corrupts the entire project!

DrewFlater

Hi @PhilLarkin1 , sorry you have experienced this!

When I try the same steps you described, the tools in the toolbox are not corrupted, and when I open the tool properties it simply says on the Execution page that the Script file at the previous path no longer exists.

If you report the bug to Esri Support we can further troubleshoot the problem. If you're willing to upload the atbx in a zip here we can start looking at the problem ASAP.

PhilLarkin1

Thanks for your help. I've attached a toolbox.

New Toolbox.zip

DrewFlater

@PhilLarkin1 which tool's executable script did you rename to cause the initial problem?

PhilLarkin1

This is just one of many test toolboxes; it is not the original toolbox that I encountered the problem. At this point I believe my project is corrupt. I simply can not create a script in a toolbox without getting the HRESULT EFAIL error described earlier.

DrewFlater

We can see your test tools in the atbx: asdfasdf, dfgdfg, dsfsdf, Model, Script, sdfsdf, yrdy, ZX.

But the tool list inside the toolbox has lost those tool references.

Can you further explain how you were modifying the Python script file name in Windows File Explorer? Were you renaming a file internal to the atbx archive? It seems all the script tools in the toolbox have embedded/internal Execution script files, rather than reference paths to external standalone .py script files.

PhilLarkin1

I changed the python script file in windows explorer by opening the right click context menu and choosing Rename. double clicking the file name. The script was an externally referenced file (not embedded).

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