Latest Contributions by ShaunWalbridge

When you uninstall, the installer can only remove the files that it specifically laid down. If there are newer versions, or files it didn't install, it cannot delete them. The instructions provided ensure that there isn't anything left over which falls outside the scope of what the installer can do.   When you create the environment with `conda create` and target packages, those packages will be downloaded from the internet independently of the installation. This differs from the normal installation process which uses `--clone` and copies the packages from the provided arcgispro-py3 environment. If there are issues with your arcgispro-py3 environment, cloning doesn't help because as you mention it will result in an equivalently corrupt environment, but creating a new environment doesn't suffer this same fate. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

OK, could you try creating a custom environment, set that as the active environment for Pro and see if it reproduces there? To isolate whether something is wrong with the default environment, try creating a fresh one from the command line with: conda create -n pro-custom arcpy=3.1 proswap pro-custom After that, try to reopen Pro and a notebook. ... View more

Are you working in a custom environment, or the default arcgispro-py3 one? If a custom environment, could you share the output of `conda list` on the environment from the command line? If the default environment, can you see if notebooks work as expected outside of Pro, e.g. by starting a Python Command Prompt and running `jupyter notebook %userprofile%`? ... View more

Can you log a request through support? I'm not aware of what would cause this issue and don't know of any existing reports of it. Thanks! ... View more

Would you be able to report a bug to us for this? That'll help us keep track of it and notify affected customers once the issue is addressed. I agree its pretty annoying to not have the frames line up with the stated line numbers.   ... View more

OK, thanks for a quick post. It looks like the crash is happening very low level in the stack, when trying to read the relationship classes of the data. Is this dataset you're working with particularly old or otherwise have any special characteristics? I'm suspicious that there potentially is some lower level issue based on the fact that it failed again after a reinstallation and was working on your colleagues machine, unfortunately nothing obvious from that crash dump to point at a clear cause other than the relationship classes functions being loaded from a DLL fail. ... View more

Have you submitted the crash dumps? If you send one to me, I can take a quick look to see if it's anything obvious. Are you using the default `arcgispro-py3` environment, or a custom environment? ... View more

If you upgrade to Pro 2.9 or newer, using ArcPy will raise a warning rather than an error and it should work OK with pipenv. That said, we only specify our dependencies for ArcPy and our Python environments via conda, so using pipenv may not work for dependencies which cross-reference things that we need for the core functionality, such as NumPy. If you are able to upgrade, you may also be interested in the new arcpy-base package that's available in Pro 3.1, it skips the Jupyter and other more complicated parts of our stack to provide a minimum 'import arcpy' package. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

Got it. It sounds like there may be some cross-talk between ArcPy and the .NET SDK that I'm not aware of. Do you have the Pro 3.1 version of the Pro SDK installed? I might check that is installed, and see if it has an effect. Also, see if (temporarily) uninstalling the Maps SDK changes things. ... View more

Can you share information about how you're calling the subprocess in your last case? It sounds like this might be something best handled through support to get enough details to understand the nature of the problem, it may be a bug, but also may be some more complicated configuration is required. ... View more

Glad you found a solution. If you have a process which corrupts a geodatabase, it'd be great to get that logged through support so it can be addressed in the software, but I know that's work that you have found away around and may not be a priority for you. Cheers, Shaun   ... View more

You can still use PyScripter, but note that you'll need the x64 version since Pro and Enterprise 11 are both 64-bit only. To configure it, you'll need to tell PyScripter where your installation is, by selecting Run > Python Versions > Setup Python Versions. From that dialog, you'll want to navigate to the arcgispro-py3 folder, if you're using the default environment. For Pro, that might look like:   If you're doing this on the Server, you can similarly configure it to point at the Pro runtime included in Server, see https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/develop/windows/scripting-service-publishing-with-arcpy.htm for the paths. There are many other IDEs also available like VSCode, but if you're comfortable with PyScripter it should work fine. Cheers, Shaun ... View more

Adding to what Dan wrote, when you set an environment as the default for Pro by activating it, the shortcuts including the ones for IDLE in the explorer menu are rewritten to point at the custom environment being used. This way, the IDE and Pro are kept in sync, which is what most folks typically want. ... View more

@JoeLummi it looks like it may have been a data issue based on your response on GIS.SE, was that the case and you were able to address this? Would you be able to write here what you did on GIS.SE and mark that as the accepted answer? Thanks! ... View more