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Yes, the technical reason was outlined above. Our Big Software Vendor in the field depends on specifically the products of 10.2.1. They're extraordinarily cle
by at_a_remove 6y ago
Yes, the technical reason was outlined above. Our Big Software Vendor in the field depends on specifically the products of 10.2.1. They're extraordinarily clear on that.
So I assume that the geodatabases, the address locators, and such are all the sticking points in terms of the "products" of ArcMap. I suspect that sometimes their software dips into that specific version of arcpy, as well.
Until the vendor hops, we cannot hop. It's a problem that will be eventually fixed, but I bring it up because many people here at HN think of greenfield development often, and also in industries where tons of iteration are met with approval.
- chaz6 6y agoThat sounds very familiar. My company deployed a patch so that their webmaps continues working after flash became end of life. We still use 10.2.1 for most things. Thankfully I have ArcGIS Pro on my laptop. I had to move heaven and earth to get it.