https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-api-for-python-questions/updating-agol-notebook-arcgis-python-api/m-p/1114058#M6789 <P>This could be a two part question because I discovered one based on the roadblock of the other.</P><P>Preface: I have a customer that needs multiple maps generated on a daily basis for hard copy reports. I can compile pdfs but I need the screen caps of the maps that are generated and have run into a lot of issues.</P><P>Tried doing a screen shot using a mapview. That doesn't work in a task since I guess it needs to render in a browser manually to work.</P><P>Switched over to trying to use WebMap.print() but when I ran it, it gave me an error that it doesn't have that method. So I checked the documentation and it turns out that print() is only available in 1.9.0 and later. However, AGOL notebooks run 1.8.4 by default. I tried pip upgrading and it looked like it initially upgraded properly but it did change the error. I restarted the kernel and that just killed everything.</P><P>Am I missing something on the upgrade and/or when will the default be 1.9 or higher?</P><P>Also tried to pip install third party geospatial libraries to visualize the maps but that didn't seem to work because reasons...</P> Thu, 04 Nov 2021 14:15:14 GMT DougZietz1 2021-11-04T14:15:14Z https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-api-for-python-questions/updating-agol-notebook-arcgis-python-api/m-p/1114058#M6789 <P>This could be a two part question because I discovered one based on the roadblock of the other.</P><P>Preface: I have a customer that needs multiple maps generated on a daily basis for hard copy reports. I can compile pdfs but I need the screen caps of the maps that are generated and have run into a lot of issues.</P><P>Tried doing a screen shot using a mapview. That doesn't work in a task since I guess it needs to render in a browser manually to work.</P><P>Switched over to trying to use WebMap.print() but when I ran it, it gave me an error that it doesn't have that method. So I checked the documentation and it turns out that print() is only available in 1.9.0 and later. However, AGOL notebooks run 1.8.4 by default. I tried pip upgrading and it looked like it initially upgraded properly but it did change the error. I restarted the kernel and that just killed everything.</P><P>Am I missing something on the upgrade and/or when will the default be 1.9 or higher?</P><P>Also tried to pip install third party geospatial libraries to visualize the maps but that didn't seem to work because reasons...</P> Thu, 04 Nov 2021 14:15:14 GMT https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-api-for-python-questions/updating-agol-notebook-arcgis-python-api/m-p/1114058#M6789 DougZietz1 2021-11-04T14:15:14Z