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The Using Feature Layers | ArcGIS for Developers  section in the guide has documentation on the properties and how to access them. As the API works against several versions of ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online, the specific properties are not hard-coded but dynamic depending upon the capabilities of the backend GIS you are working against. ... View more

OAuth2/SAML is an interactive workflow and we do not know what identity provider may be configured and how it prompts the user to sign in.   We have some special logic to handle non-interactive login given the username and password if the configured identify provider is a particular one and responds to our requests with a known format. This is the identity provider configured on our Python API demo portal (python.playground.esri.com) and a few other Esri portals. The approach we use to login non-interactly on such portals is similar to the one described at https://www.prowestgis.com/there-and-back-again/.   However, it’s more likely that we wont encounter such portals in the wild and we fall back to interactive login if that is the case. This is what you are experiencing.   The recommended suggestion for non-interactive login for scripts is to use built-in users instead of SAML. ... View more

OAuth2/SAML is an interactive workflow and we do not know what identity provider may be configured and how it prompts the user to sign in.   We have some special logic to handle non-interactive login given the username and password if the configured identify provider is a particular one and responds to our requests with a known format. This is the identity provider configured on our Python API demo portal (python.playground.esri.com) and a few other Esri portals. The approach we use to login non-interactly on such portals is similar to the one described at https://www.prowestgis.com/there-and-back-again/.   However, it’s more likely that we wont encounter such portals in the wild and we fall back to interactive login if that is the case. This is what you are experiencing. The recommended suggestion for non-interactive login for scripts is to use built-in users instead of SAML. ... View more

I am unable to reproduce it with v1.5. What version of the Python API are you using? ... View more

When using IWA, we don't provide the username and password altogether. The code should be  gis = GIS(portal)  # IWA instead of  gis = GIS(portal, '', '')  # IWA Can you confirm you're using the first way of connecting using IWA? ... View more

The GitHub repo for the SDK includes the API documentation at arcgis-python-api/apidoc at master · Esri/arcgis-python-api · GitHub  Feedback is welcome using both GitHub issues and Pull Requests. ... View more

Pandas is the de-facto standard for working with tabular data using Python. This is the primary reason for extending Pandas to work with spatial data. Users who are already familiar with Pandas can use pandorable code to work with feature data. Pandas is also a common denominator between ArcGIS Feature Layers / spatial data (From shapefiles and file geodatabases) and many Python libraries like scikit-learn. It provides a higher level API than numpy and is the preferred way to work with non-numeric data, whereas numpy might be considered better for numeric data. Finally, it's a matter of taste - I like Pandas but Dan apparently has a preference for numpy.  I don't quite understand how "import pandas as pd" is more trouble than "import numpy as np". Both are available in the standard anaconda environment.  ... View more

The script can be run as a genera scheduled task using Task Scheduler on Windows and cron on Linux. You could follow the blog post at https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/product/analytics/scheduling-a-python-script-or-model-to-run-at-a-prescribed-t…  for tips on how to do this except that you'd use the Python.exe from the environment that has ArcGIS API for Python installed in it. Refer to Schedule [Virtualenv Dependent] Python Script with Windows Task Scheduler - Super User for how to do this with conda. ... View more

Can you try specifying just the hostname without http:// in the proxy_host parameter? ... View more

Thank you for reporting this issue. We will investigate it and work on a fix. ... View more

Can you post which parts are broken on the Community forum or the SDK repo? We'll look into fixing them. ... View more

This is now supported. ... View more

The current conda install lays down ipywidgets v7.0, which is incompatible with the map widget in ArcGIS API for Python v1.4.0 A workaround is to `conda uninstall ipywidgets` and then `conda install -c esri arcgis`. Alternatively, you can create a new conda environment, activate it, and install the ArcGIS API for Python in the new environment, and then the map widget should work. We are working on updating the widget to work with the latest version of ipywidget. ... View more