I have just contacted support about this issue but thought I would post it here as well. Not sure what is going on, if I'm missing something or there is a problem somewhere else.
Problem:
Tiles not showing on web map
Unable to publish tiles
Steps taken:
In ArcGIS Pro:
Generate Tile Cache Tiling Scheme tool used, appears to be successful
Share As Web Layer > Publish Web Layer, also appears to run successfully
In ArcGIS Online:
View Tile Layer (hosted) in Web Map (does not appear on map, even when add other point data that is in the same geographic location)
Go to the Tile Layer (hosted) > Settings > Publish Tiles (tiles show and can be selected, but clicking Publish Tiles button loads for a while and stops but nothing happens)
Other notes:
Worked fine before updated to current ArcGIS Pro version (was 2.3.3. before when worked, updated to 2.6.1 and now does not work)
Currently the Tile Layer (hosted) does seem to show content in the Thumbnail (but not on a web map)
I worked with support. They were able to replicate the issue after I sent them my data and workflow. The issue has been logged as a bug and a workaround was provided.
Generate the xml in ArcMap (instead of ArcGIS Pro) - that is, the "Generate Tile Cache Tiling Scheme" tool. The remaining steps can be done in ArcGIS Pro.
Potential additional workaround: This is only a problem for larger scales (i.e. fine scale tiles, smaller numbers; e.g. 1:150,000), so if your map doesn't need those scales try removing them or use smaller scales (larger numbers) instead. My map does require those scales so this is not an effective workaround in my case.
I worked with support. They were able to replicate the issue after I sent them my data and workflow. The issue has been logged as a bug and a workaround was provided.
Generate the xml in ArcMap (instead of ArcGIS Pro) - that is, the "Generate Tile Cache Tiling Scheme" tool. The remaining steps can be done in ArcGIS Pro.
Potential additional workaround: This is only a problem for larger scales (i.e. fine scale tiles, smaller numbers; e.g. 1:150,000), so if your map doesn't need those scales try removing them or use smaller scales (larger numbers) instead. My map does require those scales so this is not an effective workaround in my case.
