Latest Contributions by ShaunWalbridge

Francisco, In the case you describe I think the error is accurate, since there are two separate processes trying to access the workspace simultaneously. You could do something like create a temporary workspace for each process, and then write to the shared workspace only at the end to avoid having this overlap, or if your data is small enough, use in memory workspaces in each process till the final write step. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

Hello Jason, You have a few options. If you just want to work directly with the services themselves, the ArcGIS API for Python is part of Pro, and is a nice way to work with the data hosted over a REST endpoint: Using Feature Layers | ArcGIS for Developers  You also can call any GP tool from ArcPy, and then interact with the data as you would any other data with ArcPy. Both options work well, depending on what you're trying to do and what level of granularity you're working with. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

Laurynas, Can you describe how you are running your Python script, and what version of ArcGIS Pro you are using? Thanks, Shaun ... View more

Matt, We've had sporadic reports of this issue for the specific version of the package in question, for some users just retrying the clone is sufficient to fix this. It sounds like it isn't in your case. If you have administrator access on your machine, you can upgrade components in the base arcgispro-py3 environment, though we usually don't have users do that because of issues it can cause on upgrading across releases. But if you're comfortable with doing that change, you can run Python Command Prompt as administrator, and then run "conda upgrade ipykernel". After this, the clone should work as the issue is specific to the ipykernel 5.1.0 package. Hope that helps, Shaun ... View more

 René, Great to see your work on packaging! Yes, you found the location for the Pro installation to manage its metadata for the backstage -- if you have a description / summary entry for your package, I can add it to that file, and it will be included in a later Pro release, or can be upgraded with `conda update` on the root environment. I'm not sure where Anaconda Navigator is pulling its metadata, I would expect it to be from one of two places: either the package metadata itself, or the information provided on Anaconda.org. For the package metadata itself, if you extract the package .tar.bz2, and look at info/recipe/meta.yaml, you'll see the final rendered output after the jinja templating is completed, that may provide clues if say a particular variable isn't pulling across a value. For the anaconda.org metadata, you can typically set this by visiting anaconda.org/<your username>/package/ and manually edit the description field there. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

OK, yes if you could test on 2.5 that's helpful since the Python API version included (1.7.0) has a significantly different arcgis.learn module. If you think the error handling for environments with insufficient CUDA compute versions should be improved, I recommend adding an issue to the Python API repository: GitHub - Esri/arcgis-python-api: Documentation and samples for ArcGIS API for Python  Cheers, Shaun ... View more

OK, I expect some of these issues to be worked out before the release goes final, and for the documentation to be clarified around what is happening. If you do have specific issues with Python packages in the beta, please feel free to use the EAP forum to post details and we can take a look. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

Harley, We recently released the v237 build of the bridge which contains fixes specifically for interacting with R 3.6 and current versions of RStudio -- could you try it out? Thanks, Shaun ... View more

OK, thanks again. It isn't clear yet what is causing the issue, but we made some compiler upgrades to the latest build of the package that may be the culprit. Until we're able to find out what is causing this issue, could you try installing the previous v232 release of the package?   Release v1.0.1.232 · R-ArcGIS/r-bridge · GitHub  Thanks, and sorry for the trouble, Shaun ... View more

Thanks for the details. What version of R are you working with? ... View more

OK, thanks for the report. Can you confirm that it does work from a vanilla R GUI session? It looks like possibly a bad interaction with R Studio. ... View more

OK, thanks for the clarification -- the error you mentioned is the same one you would see if the package wasn't loaded at all. Do you get the "Please call arc.check_product() to define a desktop license" message after loading arcgisbinding? If you run this, can you report what it displays? ls(package:arcgisbinding) ... View more

Hello Harley, Before you run that line, you'll need to first run: library(arcgisbinding)‍ in order to load the package into R. R is built up of many extensions, but only the ones someone is using are typically loaded, by explicitly running the library command on each extension to use. Cheers, Shaun ... View more