Latest Contributions by ShaneBuscher

I'm working on an Angular 14 application which was using AMD modules via the CDN. I recently changed the app to use ES modules instead. The app works properly but I noticed a significant change in the size of main.js from 773 KB (AMD) to 3.9 MB (ES): I didn't make any other changes. Wondering why the size of main.js increased after converting to ES modules and how to slim it back down? @AndyGup ? Thanks! ... View more

The ES Module FeatureSnappingLayerSource produces an incorrect typing error when setting SnappingOptions on Sketch:     this._layer = new GraphicsLayer(); this._mapView.map.add(this._layer); this._sketchVM = new SketchViewModel({ view: this._mapView, layer: this._layer, snappingOptions: { enabled: true, featureSources: [{ layer: this._layer /** type error **/ }] } });   Type error: No overload matches this call. Overload 1 of 2, '(properties?: SketchViewModelProperties): SketchViewModel', gave the following error. Type '{ layer: esri.GraphicsLayer; }' is not assignable to type 'FeatureSnappingLayerSourceProperties'. Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'layer' does not exist in type 'FeatureSnappingLayerSourceProperties'. Overload 2 of 2, '(properties?: SketchViewModelProperties): SketchViewModel', gave the following error. Type '{ layer: esri.GraphicsLayer; }' is not assignable to type 'FeatureSnappingLayerSourceProperties'. Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'layer' does not exist in type 'FeatureSnappingLayerSourceProperties'.ts(2769) The error occurs because FeatureSnappingLayerSourceProperties type does not have a 'layer' property. The same code above works with AMD which has no type checking. Works when adding TS ignore:   this._sketchVM = new SketchViewModel({ view: this._mapView, layer: this._layer, snappingOptions: { enabled: true, featureSources: [{ // @ts-ignore: Type definition bug layer: this._layer }] } });   Requesting this be fixed in a future release. ... View more

When manually publishing a web layer in ArcGIS Pro there is an option to specify registered data as the source instead of using the ArcGIS Data Store in a hosted scenario. The desire is to automate this exact manual process. However, I'm finding all APIs falling short because they only support hosted layers. In particular,  ArcPy 3x:  CreateWebLayerSDDraft  ArcGIS API for Python: arcgis.gis.Item.publish()  Portal REST API: <url>/publish All three do not support non-hosted layers, such as registered data. Still looking into arcgis.ContentManager.create_service()- it doesn't explicitly say one way or another whether this supports registered data.  Do any APIs, or combination of them, support publishing web layers with underlying registered data from an aprx? I can't image why this wouldn't be exposed (?).  ... View more

Let's say you have some feature classes and tables that are registered with a GDB but are not not registered as versioned. You create spatial and column indexes on them within the DBMS (Not ArcCatalog). Will ESRI clients like ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Server, etc recognize and honor those indexes? In other words, is ArcCatalog required to create indexes for ESRI clients? If you don't use ArcCatalog will performance suffer?  ... View more