DEAR PEOPLE FROM THE FUTURE: Here's what we've figured out so far???When creating two LocalFeatureService I use two package files to define each service. the file package2 is a copy of the file package1. var localCenterlineServiceMPK = new LocalFeatureService() { Path = @"C:\package1.mpk", MaxRecords = 100000 }; ArcGISLocalFeatureLayer lineLayer = null; localCenterlineServiceMPK.Start(); lineLayer = new ArcGISLocalFeatureLayer { Url = localCenterlineServiceMPK.UrlFeatureService + "/0", Service = localCenterlineServiceMPK, ID = "lines", LayerName = "lines", Editable = true, DisableClientCaching = true, AutoSave = false, Mode = FeatureLayer.QueryMode.Snapshot, OutFields = new OutFields { "*" } }; var localCenterlineServiceMPK2 = new LocalFeatureService() { Path = @"C:\package2.mpk", MaxRecords = 100000 }; ArcGISLocalFeatureLayer lineLayer2 = null; localCenterlineServiceMPK2.Start(); lineLayer2 = new ArcGISLocalFeatureLayer { Url = localCenterlineServiceMPK.UrlFeatureService + "/0", Service = localCenterlineServiceMPK, ID = "lines", LayerName = "lines", Editable = true, DisableClientCaching = true, AutoSave = false, Mode = FeatureLayer.QueryMode.Snapshot, OutFields = new OutFields { "*" } }; this.MyMap.Layers.Add(lineLayer); this.MyMap.Layers.Add(lineLayer2);When I check the folder C:\Users\XXXX\AppData\Local\ArcGISRuntime\Documents\ArcGIS\Packages there is only one folder : package1...If I perform changes in the graphics of the layer lineLayer those changes are also visible in the lineLayer2. due both layers are sharing the same fileGDB.Is there a way to force the ArcGISRuntime to unpack both file packages (despite the fact that one is a copy), so the changes in one layer wont affect the other one.
