Oh weird; I thought it was supposed to be pretty good for most scripts. Do any of them give specific errors? I know several tools were changed, so you might be effected by that.
What @Luke_Pinner said - Pro upgrades have a nasty habit of messing with your environments. Do you get a message in your interpreter like:
Active environment version : 2.7
arcgispro-py3 environment version : 2.6
To create a new environment that is up to date with arcgispro-py3:
1. Generate a list of additional packages installed in your current environment,
with the conda command:
> conda env export > env.yaml
2. (Optional) If you have additional dependencies installed through pip,
find those with pip freeze:
> pip freeze > requirements.txt
2. Create a new environment by cloning arcgispro-py3, and activate it:
> conda create --clone arcgispro-py3 --name my-env --pinned
> activate my-env
3. Add back missing conda packages from your current environment:
> conda env update -n my-env -f env.yaml
4. (Optional) Add back missing packages from pip:
> pip install -r requirements.txt
5. (Optional) Make it the default for the ArcGIS Pro application and the
"Python Command Prompt":
> proswap my-env
The version of the binaries in the active Python environment do
not match the version of the binaries of the ArcGIS Pro application.
OK, now I have most of my scripts running. I don't think it is a python issue. Has anyone had trouble opening a project where shapefiles are the dataset? My Arc freezes when I try and I have to use task manager to close it.
It will run perfect with .gdb and feature services.
I have a similar issue whenever I try to open any project which includes an Excel file, the project sticks on the Loading Map screen. Bringing up task manger shows a process called ExcelToSQLite64.exe running continuously and using about 14% of the CPU....
Edited to add:
I'm now not sure about the Excel link, some projects just seem to hang on the Loading Map screen, but I can't be certain what the common factor is, as I can't see what the project contents are....
