This is more of a notice than a question, but perhaps someone can confirm what I've found.
Below is a snippet of code to create a spatially enabled data frame from a web layer. The layer is coming from a Federated Server/Portal, rather than an ArcGIS Online hosted feature layer. Running the script results in error code (498): Invalid Token. This does not occur when using hosted feature layers stored in ArcGIS Online, but does occur with other layers stored in our Portal. Using an enterprise vs built-in ArcGIS Online account doesn't make a difference, and the items are shared publicly. Data opens fine in a web map.
from arcgis.gis import GIS
import pandas as pd
gis = GIS("home")
npdesOD = gis.content.get("1550e796acb346baa743e90c13a19bf4").layers[0]
npdesOD_sdf = pd.DataFrame.spatial.from_layer(npdesOD)
npdesOD_sdf.head()
I have an older script that was created several months prior which uses the same workflow to create a spatially enabled dataframe, and it runs without issue. I can copy that exact working code into a new AGO Notebook and it will fail with error code 498, though. Looking at the Info tab for the Notebook, I realized that the older, working Notebook is using the 4.0 Runtime, while all new Notebooks I create are using the 5.0 Runtime.
As a workaround for this issue, I was able to 'Save As' the old 4.0 Notebook, then delete the contents and write my new script to get around the bug. This works fine. However I'm hoping that the issue will be fixed for the 5.0 Runtime Notebooks, so that this workaround isn't needed. It also doesn't help users who don't have an old Notebook lying around.
-Aaron
