Hi,
I have installed arcgis pro 2.6 and have cloned the the python environment.
I started a new jupyter notebook, but the cell no instead of starting with 1 starts with some random number.
Also, the kernle for Argis Pro seems busy constantly even if I don't execute any code, It look like there is some process going on in the back end thus making jupyter notebook slow to use.
Im sharing the screenshot for reference, where the first cell no starts from 1693.
This seems to have worked for me also! Well done!
Works for me too. Thank you!
This solved my problem as well. See earlier post. Several updates of ArcGIS Pro (3.1 now). Still having the problem resolved by disabling the Variable Explorer.
In general, having a visualization of current value of variables (Spyder has a decent one) is very useful. So figuring out why this one is broken could be useful.
Thank you @PierreCan. Deactivating 'Variable Inspector' works for me!
I almost tried all possible approaches I could find on Internet. All failed. Didn't expect the problem is caused by a Jupyter extension!!!!
This solved my issue today, running ArcGIS Pro 2.9. Seems the problem is ongoing.
Just did this change. It worked! Kudos for coming up with the solution.
I never used the variable inspector that much anyhow. Did not work very good, definitely much less functionality than the variable tab in Spyder.
I also disabled the ExecuteTime in addition to the Variable Inspector which further resolved the same issue for me (the line numbers were still jumping after I disabled the Variable Inspector).