Latest Contributions by DrewFlater

Hi, this is Drew from the dev team. Thanks @Anonymous User  and @UmaHarano , we have resolved this issue in the ArcGIS Pro 2.9 daily builds; if you are part of the beta program you'll see the fix in 2.9 Beta 2. If you're interested in joining the beta program to test this and other issues and enhancements in Pro 2.9, send an email to me at [email protected] ... View more

Oh and you can try to use these complete 2.8 cache files attached in your Local Cache directory. I am completely uncertain if this will help anything or if they will register since they are uniquely guid-ed, but it might be worth a shot to get up and running (or it might make geoprocessing crash later during app usage). Something in your installation folder or Python environment is causing the cache to generate incompletely, so I would try the troubleshooting I previously described before I would try using my g* cache files. ... View more

@Greg_Cocks  I am checking with our developer on the missing g1 cache file. The hang is not allowing that necessary file to be generated.  The other cache files you showed are unrelated, and have to do with map layer caching. Raster is a complex system with many dependencies, including the whole geoprocessing system, which is why geoprocessing caching is triggered simply from basic use and saving of a project with raster data.  The only troubleshooting I can offer at this time is to please check to make sure the default Python environment is activated. Using a 2.6 Python environment in 2.8 is not supported and will cause issues such as this. And if all else fails, do a complete application uninstall, make sure the installation directory is completely empty, and reinstall.  ... View more

Hello, that process usually completes in under 10 seconds on the first start up of a new installation of ArcGIS Pro. At this point you will need to kill the process unfortunately.  In your user profile's Esri Local Caches folder (C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\ESRI\Local Caches) you'll likely see a series of g0 and g1 cache files. These are what is generated when the geoprocessing cache is created as you pictured. You might have several of these files if you've used previous versions of ArcGIS Pro. The Pro 2.8 cache files are ~105KB for the g0 file and ~745KB for the g1 file on my machine. Find the g0/g1 files with a timestamp of today, remove them from the cache directory onto your desktop, make a zip, and upload here please. You can delete all of the g0/g1 files from the cache directory and restart Pro. Try opening the geoprocessing pane to see if cache completion is successful. We have seen caching fail previously when there is corrupt or out of date Python environment active on your system, perhaps from a previous installed version of Pro.  Let me understand your possible steps based on your screenshot.  New project Insert map Add few rasters Save project Caching hangs? ... View more

This is a bug that is resolved in our current 2.9 daily builds, which will likely be backported to a 2.7.x and 2.8.x patch. ... View more

Is your output to shapefile?  Depending on which version of ArcGIS you are using, it might be that the buffers being produced are always geodesic buffers, which are always densified rather than output as true curves. Even the standard Buffer or Pairwise Buffer tools when using the Geodesic method produce densified outputs. This is the nature of the geodesic (shape preserving) method.  ... View more

The suggestions to use ModelBuilder is ideal for this case. As originally reported, this is a workflow that needs to be done repetitively for a large number of gpx files. ModelBuilder provides the capability for batch processing to iterate through every gpx file in a folder and perform the feature class conversion and step to transform the points into lines.  Here is an example model, and I sent the toolbox containing the model to Larry.   ... View more

Geoprocessing tools that you run in Pro, including those that export a table to csv, cannot have output to a url/http address. If you and your coworker are on the same network you can write the output to a UNC shared folder. Or you can set up local folders on your machine to be synced to the cloud using a variety of hosting platforms. I haven't tested this approach with Onedrive but it looks possible! Sync Any Folder to OneDrive in Windows 10  ... View more

I didn't have any problem exporting a basic map with one layer (click Share ribbon tab, Export>Map) to svg, then opening it in Inkscape. It might have to do with some layers in your map. You can try to reduce the layers to find one that is a problem, or contact tech support. Does the svg display correctly when opened in an internet browser? Chrome works well for viewing an svg file. Here is my exported svg viewed in Inkscape. Ungrouping all in Inkscape gives me complete control of all the graphical elements and labels. ... View more

Thomas Zuberbuehler‌ a software bug makes the shortcut not work in the 2.6.x series. The bug has been resolved in Pro 2.7 which will be available later this year. ... View more