Latest Contributions by ShaunWalbridge

‎10-21-2021

Qt5 Python packages are available through conda-forge and other channels now.

‎10-21-2021

ArcGIS already places its environments into a separate C:\Python27\ArcGIS<Version> subdirectory, and no change is expected from this pattern going forward.

‎10-21-2021

The <Version> will stay fixed for the 10.x products as no new major releases are scheduled.

‎10-21-2021

We have R support through the R-ArcGIS bridge, and are continuing to expand that effort. A direct interface for ArcPy from R isn't possible due to technical considerations.

‎10-21-2021

‎10-21-2021

Export to items were added to the Notebooks UI with Pro 2.8:

‎10-21-2021

Can you provide some additional context on what you'd like to accomplish? I'm not familiar with XP_CmdShell and how ArcPy is used in conjunction with a database IDE.

‎10-21-2021

I'm not sure you want this on the Python forum if you don't want to use Python, but from the command line, if you're working on MacOS or Linux, you can use the command `gunzip`. You'll need to install the same on Windows, or use a tool like 7-zip to extract the content. For future readers who may want to use Python, a solution could look something like this: import gzip import shutil with gzip.open('geojson.gz', 'rb') as gz_in: with open('geo.json', 'wb') as json_out: shutil.copyfileobj(gz_in, json_out)

‎10-21-2021

‎08-19-2021

It looks like this package was last updated four years ago, and so newer Python versions didn't yet exist at the time of its previous update. That said, it is a pure Python package, with a minor PR for conda-forge it could be converted to a noarch package which will run independent of Python version, or if you just want to use the package and stop mucking around with packages, I recommend running `pip install usaddress`. Cheers, Shaun

‎08-13-2021

I agree most users would prefer to avoid the command line. For the non-default packages, they can be removed by clicking the Uninstall button in the backstage: For the specific feature requested in this idea, I think that suffices. If there are other concerns or needs, we can address them in separate ideas or issues.

‎08-13-2021

Hello @kkUSGS, Best I can tell this is a bug with either the Python API or one of the packages it installs. Could you try breaking down the installation into two stages, first installing the Python API, then secondarily installing ArcPy? Because ArcPy has the Python API listed as a dependency, it ends up installing many packages all in one shot, and this may be sufficient to prevent whatever is failing from affecting the installation. See if running: conda install -c esri arcgis Succeeeds, then afterward run: conda install -c esri arcpy=2.7 If either of those steps fail, I can suggest more in-depth approaches to addressing the issue.

‎08-13-2021

We hear you! Providing a tool to upgrade Python environments is in the product plan and will be addressed in a future Pro release.

‎08-13-2021

Unfortunately, the ArcPy package requires a full product installation (like ArcGIS Pro, Server or Desktop), and the Python layer can't be used in the absence of the rest of that stack because it is in many cases a thin wrapper around the underlying implementation in the core software. This stack is too large to fit into a Lamba instance, and isn't something we can directly address. That said, you can use the ArcGIS API for Python in a lambda instance, see for example this community post.

‎08-13-2021

The issue causing the environment to fall back to arcgispro-py3 should be addressed in the Pro 2.8.2 patch. Alternatively, if you have an environment which is otherwise good, you can copy <Pro install>\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Lib\site-packages\arcgisscripting\_arcgiscripting.pyd into the environment location at the <env>\Lib\site-packages\arcgisscripting\_arcgisscripting.pyd and things should work as expected.

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Latest Contributions by ShaunWalbridge

Re: ArcGIS Pro: Add Python for Qt (5.11) to the Python repository - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: Change the default path for Python27 - Status changed to: Closed

Re: Maintain Python Directory Location After Upgrades - Status changed to: Closed

Re: Arcpy as a standalone library for Python and a package for R - Status changed to: Closed

Re: Add ability to upgrade arcgis python library through the ArcGIS Pro Python Package Manager - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: nbconvert for jupyter notebooks in pro - Status changed to: Implemented

Re: arcpy, Licensing - Status changed to: Needs Clarification

Re: using gzip to uncompress geojson.gz

Re: Make 'sanitize_columns=True' an optional parameter on the Python API SEDF - Status changed to: Under Consideration

Re: Conda InvalidSpecError: Invalid spec: =2.7 with conda-forge usaddress library

Re: Allow removing packages from a conda environment

Re: ArcPro 2.8 and arcpy install errors

Re: update cloned python environment(s) while updating arcgis pro - Status changed to: In Product Plan

Re: Allow Arcpy to be loaded and executed through AWS Lambda. - Status changed to: Closed

Re: ArcGIS Pro not importing installed Python modules

Re: Table of Python Versions for Each Pro Release?

Re: ArcGIS Pro 3.0 "Failed to create notebook serv...

Re: Running python using server

Re: ArcGIS 2.8.0 GeoPandas Error - rtree problem

Re: "Failed to load notebook" when using custom en...

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