Latest Contributions by JohnYaist1

Hi simo xu  I'm not seeing what you're describing using that last couple releases of the Python API. I tried this on a couple different layers, one small one, one larger one (not a huge feature layer, but the features contain a large number of vertices). Do you see this on any other polygon layer with an arbitrary geometry filter? Do you have a public-facing layer as Joshua Bixby suggests? Can you try explicitly adding the where clause to see if that works? "where='1=1'"‍ ... View more

I'll look through this today, simo xu.  Do you see the same results with 1.7.1? ... View more

Hey Ryan Cooper - fyi...we pushed a fix up for this last night, it should be working in the next release. As you suggested, some internal functions were returning geojson as LineString. WE updated it to MultiLineStrings and it fixed it. Thanks for pointing it out. ... View more

I've logged this as a bug in the API, [email protected]_ral .  When I hear any info about when it's fixed, I'll let you know. ... View more

Thanks for the thorough report, [email protected]_ral . Certainly looks like a bug - give me a day or two to run through and try to reproduce it here so I can get it into the system. I'll keep you posted. ... View more

Hi Anthony Von Moos  Take a look at the Updating Feature Layer Properties Guide.  Use a FeatureLayerCollection object to load the feature service, then use the manager property to access the FeatureLayerCollectionManager. Create a new dictionary with appropriate values for capabilities and syncEnabled, and use that with the update_definition method and you should be on your way. ... View more

Hi Fraser Hand  - the UserManager is accessed through the `users` property. The code you've highlighted looks incoorect in that it should be `gis.users.me.username`. I'll confirm and we'll correct that. ... View more

Hi André Schuck  You could make a list of the boroughs and loop through it to get the first result for each geocode: from arcgis.geocoding import geocode boroughs = ['Manhattan', 'Bronx', 'Staten Island', 'Queens', 'Brooklyn'] for borough in boroughs:     print(f"{borough.upper()}\n{'=' * 50}")     b_geocode = geocode(borough)     print(f"{':2}{b_geocode[0]['location']}")‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ QUEENS ==================================================   {'x': -73.82998999999995, 'y': 40.714000000000055} MANHATTAN ==================================================   {'x': -74.00600999999995, 'y': 40.714500000000044} STATEN ISLAND ==================================================   {'x': -74.07526999999999, 'y': 40.64242000000007} BRONX ==================================================   {'x': -73.92308999999995, 'y': 40.82600000000008} BROOKLYN ==================================================   {'x': -73.99035999999995, 'y': 40.692450000000065}‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Hi Steven Cotterill - Use the FeatureLayer class which has an edit_features() method to insert features. This Guide is a good place to get started. ... View more

Sweet! Thanks for the follow-up, Matthew Skewes. Bonus on the performance boost - we're always investigating ways to improve on that...good to hear! ... View more

Yes - The Python Command Prompt uses the proenv.bat to activate the environment listed in the proenv.txt file. With my Pro 2.2.4 installation, I have a proenv.txt file in my user profile directory - C:\Users\username\AppData\Esri\conda\envs that seems to take precedence over the proenv.txt file in the Pro installation directory. It sounds like your system is reading the file in the Pro installation directory. What release of Pro are you using? Do you have a proenv.txt file in your user profile? ... View more

I see that whichever environment I set as the active environment in the Python Package Manager in Pro is the environment that the Python Command Prompt opens with as active. Try going into Pro and click the Manage Environments button and then click the radio button next to the arcgis-pro-new environment - you should get a message in the dialog stating you need to Restart Pro for the change to take effect. So Close the Python Package Manager and then close Pro. Then try starting the Python Command Prompt - does it start with arcgis-pro-new as active? ... View more

Hi Jill In the command prompt with `arcgispro-py3` active...try typing this: activate arcgis-pro-new‍  That should make the upgraded environment active, and from there you can type jupyter notebook‍ ... View more