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You might find this post helpful. https://github.com/Esri/esri-leaflet/issues/786 ... View more

If you don't change the python environment, it should be fine. But the safest way is to publish a web tool via ArcGIS Pro, it will use the Python3 environment on the server. ... View more

Maybe I should be more accurate, It's not "hidden", it's just not the default python environment. You can find it here, depending on your ArcGIS Server installation C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\framework\runtime\ArcGIS\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3   ... View more

ArcGIS Server has a "hidden" python 3 environment, that's why you can publish web tools to it from ArcGIS Pro. but this python 3 environment does not include all the packages you have in the ArcGIS Pro Python environment.  You can think this is a stripped down version of the python environment coming with your ArcGIS Pro....  How did you run your script in ArcGIS Server? if you tried sharing a web tool from ArcGIS Pro and it did not work, then I guess some packages you are using in your script are missing in the ArcGIS Server Python 3 environment. If you could achieve the same function in ArcMap, definitely try ArcMap, as the 2.7.x environment is default environment for ArcGIS Server 10.8.x, you'll have a better chance.  Good luck ... View more

It seems CountyLog is an AGOL item rather than a FeatureLayer.  Try CountyLog.layers[0].append(...)   ... View more

The error occurs when using LineString(), have to see the data that goes into it to diagnose.  Anyway, have you read the following help doc? https://developers.arcgis.com/python/guide/part2-working-with-geometries/#Creating-Polyline-objects It talks about the constructing geometry and the geometry engines behind the scenes (ArcPy or Shapely) Hope it helps ... View more

I can't see any problems in the workflow. I guess it's in the lambda function constructing the geometry string for the new ploylines  ... View more

Normally you create labels in a map, not in the service ... View more

I won't publish 2GB data in one go from the client (ArcGIS Pro / ArcMap). Instead, publish an empty service first, then populate the service. there are two options: 1. Use edit_features function to add data in batches (batch size depends on the data, use smaller size if complicated polygon) # get the features you are going to add features = fset_add.features # divide the features into batches, 100 for example. The batch size depends # on the size of the record (paritcularly the geometry) num = int(len(features)/100) remain = len(features)%100 print(f'num:{num} remain:{remain}') for i in range(num): pos_start = i*100 part = features[pos_start:pos_start+100] result = feature_layer.edit_features(adds=part) print(f"start at:{pos_start}, and the length of the list is:{len(part)}, {len(result['addResults'])} records added!") if (remain>0): pos_start = num*100 part = features[num*100:] result = feature_layer.edit_features(adds=part) print(f"start at:{pos_start}, and the length of the list is:{len(part)}, {len(result['addResults'])} records added!")   2. You can try if you can create a FGDB and upload it to your portal, and use append the service. I had success to append near 1 million records (points) itemId = "xxxxxb4cxxxx2eb7xxxxxxxx" FL_Property_pnt.append(item_id=itemId,upload_format="filegdb",source_table_name="Property_Pnt")   ... View more

You can use gis.content.search to check if a service is existing in AGOL or Portal. have you seen this user guide: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/guide/working-with-feature-layers-and-features/#Searching-the-GIS-for-feature-layers   ... View more

This blog post may be helpful for you: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-api-for-python-blog/methods-for-updating-layer-symbology-with-the-arcgis-api-for/ba-p/902923   ... View more

@MichaelWallace3  umm... It should work.  It would be helpful for the diagnosis if we can see a snapshot of the DataFrame an exact code that is doing the conversion.  Btw, which version of ArcGIS API for Python are you using?     ... View more

Signing in every 10 minutes by the same user seems a little bit wasteful from the server perspective, because every time it will go through the authentication and authorization process and generate a new token when the previous tokens are still valid... Just some thoughts for further research: It may be worth it to keep the state of the GIS object somehow, but the GIS object can't be serialized using json.dumps(gis)...  How about running an application with an endless loop?  you can delay the execution for 10 minutes in every loop instead of scheduling the execution using a third party software.   ... View more