Strange results creating a view with "view_layers" argument.

RandyMcGregor_BMcD — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 14:02:11 GMT

I have created a jupyter notebook that creates a view from a feature service:

This is the code that makes the view:

new_view = flc.manager.create_view(serviceName+"_View", view_layers=vl_list)

This is the list. There are 15 layers (specifics redacted):

In the created view, there are ten layers - five are missing:

But it gets better. In the view url source, all layers 15 layers are listed:

And yet even better - When I open the view in a map, there are 15 layers, but many of them are repeats.

So, something is VERY off. Is there a known issue with constraining the number of layers in a view with the 'view_layers' argument?

Thank you for your time,

Randy McGregor

Re: Strange results creating a view with "view_layers" argument.

RandyMcGregor_BMcD — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 13:58:48 GMT

There is a follow up cell in the notebook that updates the definition query for each layer. It prints the layer name for each iteration as it updates.

All layers are listed and named correctly, so it 'see's all the layers:

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Strange results creating a view with "view_layers" argument.

Re: Strange results creating a view with "view_layers" argument.