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ArcGIS Pro 3.1.0 - arcgis package does not show in default python environment

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03-10-2023 05:22 PM
kmsmikrud
Frequent Contributor

Hello,

I recently installed ArcGIS Pro 3.1.0 and in the Package Manager I do not see the argis package? I wanted to see what version is installed and I'm not seeing it (screenshot attached)? I've searched and nothing shows in the search? I'm still very much learning on the API but this seemed odd.

In looking at another computer with ArcGIS Pro 2.9.5 in the installed packages list I see arcgis 1.9.1

I'm currently having an issue with the following statement in a python script tool/notebook and I'm wondering if the issues are related?

 

 

lyr.edit_features(updates = df.spatial.to_featureset())

 

I had also tried to clone the conda environment using the package manager and command line both ways fail.

 Thanks in advance!

Kathy

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DanPatterson
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I would uninstall what you have and do a complete reinstall, something must have happened along the way

Clean uninstall of ArcGIS Pro - Esri BeLux


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DanPatterson
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go to Add Packages

see if it is listed, and add it.  Version is 2.1 ish

You can clone it then if you want arcgis in the clone


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kmsmikrud
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Thanks Dan.

I just searched 'Add Packages' there is no arcgis or even arcpy showing up as an option. Seems odd?  I know I didn't have to add them in on the 2.9 install.

Do you think this is causing the code above to throw an error or just another issue.

thanks,

Kathy

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DanPatterson
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I would uninstall what you have and do a complete reinstall, something must have happened along the way

Clean uninstall of ArcGIS Pro - Esri BeLux


... sort of retired...
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kmsmikrud
Frequent Contributor

Ok, yes I had a bad install. The uninstall/reinstall now show the arcgis and arcpy packages and the code error now works as well. I wish I would have figured this out days ago.

Thanks!

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alex_mapintel
Regular Contributor

I had the same issue and solved the issue by clicking the Update metadata task in the Tasks widget on the bottom left of the screen.

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Jaivik_P
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Same with me - I had Pro 3.1.2 installed, but the Package Manager was not showing arcgis or arcpy under Installed packages.

I resolved it by simply clicking on refresh button (Refresh metadata for all packages) within Environment Manager of an Active Environment!

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Jaivik Pathak

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