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Do I need to clone default python env when upgrading 2.6 to 2.6.1

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09-14-2020 02:47 PM
JoeBorgione
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Dan Patterson‌  (new picture Dan, that is...)

That should just about do it....
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DanPatterson
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Joe...‌ I didn't have any issues with the 2.6.1 upgrade.  It didn't affect anything really important for python at all.

I think it upgraded python to 3.6.10 (I upgraded to 3.6.12 after, I think), which is just security fixes.

I also upgraded Spyder (4.1.5), numpy (1.19.1) and IPython without issues.

The changelog is here

Release notes for ArcGIS Pro 2.6—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation 

But if things go bad.

conda list --revisions
conda install --revision N  # N is the number of the good times‍‍

PS, it is a good idea to do a conda list in your base and your clone to make sure that the versions of any important packages are on the same verison


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DanPatterson
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Joe...‌ I didn't have any issues with the 2.6.1 upgrade.  It didn't affect anything really important for python at all.

I think it upgraded python to 3.6.10 (I upgraded to 3.6.12 after, I think), which is just security fixes.

I also upgraded Spyder (4.1.5), numpy (1.19.1) and IPython without issues.

The changelog is here

Release notes for ArcGIS Pro 2.6—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation 

But if things go bad.

conda list --revisions
conda install --revision N  # N is the number of the good times‍‍

PS, it is a good idea to do a conda list in your base and your clone to make sure that the versions of any important packages are on the same verison


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