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It was actually Spyder... anything that can use ipython line magics will work (others include jupyterlab, notebook, jupyter console or Pro's notebooks)
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Other cloning issues, not directly related perhaps... https://community.esri.com/thread/257842-another-pro-26-clone-problem
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Joe Borgione apparently others are having clone issues https://community.esri.com/thread/257533-trying-to-clone-python-environment-in-arcgis-pro-26
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Joe Borgione We are both wondering why you tried installing Spyder 3? (and was the new look post fly fishing?) I installed Spyder in the base/main environment and the only issue I had was that Matplotlib doesn't work in ArcGIS Pro notebooks. But that isn't a real problem since https://community.esri.com/people/danretired/blog/2020/08/01/notebooks-in-spyder do a really good job, unless you want to see a map... but why would you want to see a map in an ArcGIS Pro Notebook, when you can just look at the map... anyway, we digress . I suspect it is the IPython widgets (or dependencies) conflicting with what is not in Pro 2.6. I haven't tracked the issues down with Matplotlib, but ipython is used by Pro, Matplotlib and spyder and the latest version of Spyder uses upgraded ipython and the widgets. So in short, install Spyder 4.14 ... in your clone if you must
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No functional difference... same script arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management??
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Assuming: locally stored data, nothing is being edited, you have rebooted and the observation persists Then try: That leave the featureclass names and the geodatabase name. You can also try using FeatureclassToFeatureclass to copy one of the fcs to a different gdb using the same name to see if it is the fc or the original gdb that is the issue.
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grid features are rasters, perhaps ListRasters—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
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Jeff, you confirmed that it was an integer raster too, I presume
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Joe and Jakub are both correct but on a side note....removing an install can often mean going into your users profile and tracking down any folder with esri, conda, python, etc in it and renaming them by appending xxx to the folder name. Do this AFTER you uninstall. Then go into the location where Pro was installed and you will see a lingering path for pro... delete it. The brave might go into 'regedit' and do the same to totally get rid of anything arc*. At that time you can try reinstalling from the *.msi (assuming you downloaded the *.exe and extracted the *.msi and *.cab file).
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George Brown Perhaps Kory Kramer can flag the team that made this decision or suggest alternatives
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Other links Export tables—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation or "export table" in Export data—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
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Python... currently at the end of the 3.6 series in Pro (aka, 3.6.10). Various packages that are used in the ecosystem are about to begin retiring 3.6.x. For example... numpy will be saying goodbye NEP 29 - Dropping Python version support · Issue #66 · dask/community · GitHub and, IPython ipython/version7.rst at master · ipython/ipython · GitHub jupyterlab and jupyterlab-server... are they next? Adopt NEP 29 (timeline for which versions of Python to support) · Issue #8577 · jupyterlab/jupyterlab · GitHub Lots have been added to python 3.8.5 Documentation ... the last stable release (don't forget to go back and check the 3.7 branch and look forward to 3.9/3.10 coming branches) Is ArcMap the reason for the holdback? Given that major and minor releases control substantive changes... Releases and patches—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation and minor change from 2.5 to 2.6 didn't produce a python change AND minor changes seem to occur once a year around UC, does that mean that we have to wait until next year? Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Kory Kramer I will flag you and perhaps the comments on Beta 2 about python versions could be fleshed out here
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A lot is different in on the mapping side Migrating from arcpy.mapping to ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation But for sure Joshua Bixby says no in this thread Does Pro Py have a method to access the time property in a time-enabled layer? and I can't find one either or a replacement in CIM Python CIM access—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation But, on a lark, have you just tried replacing 'mapping' with 'mp' ? I don't have a time-enable layer to check, perhaps it is just missing from the help docs arcpy.mapping.Layer(r'C:\Project\Data\Time\TemperatureWithTime.lyr') arcpy.mp.Layer(r'C:\Project\Data\Time\TemperatureWithTime.lyr')
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They will read it if you make it an "Idea" on ArcGIS Ideas then people can upvote it and if the traction is enough you might get your wish
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