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Issues installing packages in ArcGIS Pro (2.9 or 3.0)

JannekevanOorschot

I have a question regarding installation of pacakges for python. I have cloned the arcgis pro environment, and I am trying to install Spyder and Geopandas. both are giving me errors, and fail to install, showing messages like: "Solving environment: ...working... failed with initial frozen solve. Retrying with flexible solve.", and specifically for geopandas (not matter which version): "PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels:
- geopandas=0.10.2 "

And for Spyder a whole bunch of conflicts (very long list, small part of it in screenshot)

I managed to install other packages (7za, as a test), but geopandas and spyder keep on failing.

Does anyone know what is going wrong and a workaround? Is it a bug in ArcGIS Pro? I now switched to Jupyter instead of spyder which is fine, but I would like to use geopandas in here as well...

Thanks in advance, Janneke.

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danretired

for spyder, try installing version 5.1.5,

Anaconda updated to the wrong package (5.2.3) instead of the most recent (5.3.2)

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YvonneSorovacu

Great! I recently ran into issues with the debugger in SPyder 5.1.5 not working, so I'm trying to figure out how to deal with that now...🙄

JannekevanOorschot

Hi Yvonne thanks for your reply, 5.1.5. was the sollution for me !

JannekevanOorschot

Wow this worked, great, thanks! I tried a thousand things and the sollutions is so simple 🙂

YvonneSorovacu

I uninstalled and reinstalled ArcPro, updated ArcPro, made a fresh clone and chose spyder version 5.1.5. I also got rid of a the deep learning libraries before I did any of that because someone suggested it in another thread, not sure if that was relevant or not. It finally worked after multiple iterations of other approaches.

Best of luck!

danretired

for spyder, try installing version 5.1.5,

Anaconda updated to the wrong package (5.2.3) instead of the most recent (5.3.2)

AndyAnderson

I didn’t have any issues with Spyder in AGP 2.9, but I also had trouble with GeoPandas. I haven’t tried AGP 3 yet.

— Andy

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