Latest Contributions by Luke_Pinner

Perhaps try the Set Raster Properties tool instead of the raster function. ... View more

If you're using ArcGIS Pro 2.8+ you could install geopandas (in a cloned env). You can read from a zipfile URL directly into a geodataframe, append more geodataframes, and then write out to file   import geopandas as gpd a_url = 'https://github.com/Toblerity/Fiona/raw/master/tests/data/coutwildrnp.zip' gdf = gpd.read_file(a_url) another_url = 'https://github.com/Toblerity/Fiona/raw/master/tests/data/coutwildrnp.zip' gdf.append(gpd.read_file(another_url)) gdf.to_file('test.shp')     ... View more

Add Spatial Index (Data Management)  ... View more

@DanPatterson wrote: File. With the Filter set to "aprx" ... View more

Include a where clause in arcpy.management.MakeFeatureLayer (see the "Expression" parameter) ... View more

If your values are all positive, just add 0.5 before truncating. Int("RASTER" + 0.5)   You can then reclassify the rounded values to whatever you want. ... View more

Yes!  This is particularly an issue with Enterprise GDBs where edits seems to be committed immediately without starting an edit session (I think there was an "Ideas" post about that).   ... View more

Can you add your script and the error as code formatted text, not as screenshots please: How to insert code in your post   ... View more

Did you clone from the command line? The python package manager GUI in Pro won't create clones in C:\Program Files\etc... as far as I'm aware. Did you install an updated/non-esri channel GDAL?  In python, from osgeo import gdal; gdal.__version__ should return 2.33e which is an Esri customised gdal and automatically sets "GDAL_DRIVER_PATH" for you (in [env dir]/Lib/site-packages/osgeo/__init__.py). ... View more

I've had similar issues previously when mixing channels. I avoid using conda-forge with arcgispro-py clones (esri, defaults channels) now. ... View more

You are importing the datetime class not the entire datetime module. from datetime import datetime, timedelta, date But then try to use the datetime module # line 56 datestamp = datetime.datetime.strptime(('{}'.format(fc))[-15:], "%Y%m%d_%H%M%S") So just use the datetime class that you imported datestamp = datetime.strptime(('{}'.format(fc))[-15:], "%Y%m%d_%H%M%S")     ... View more

Weird.  I've moved exclusively to Pro since 2.1 as I find it to be so much faster than ArcMap for my use cases (mainly geoprocessing). ... View more