ESRI ArcGIS Pro 3.0 patch 1 (3.0.1) with Content

New Start Page

With a new redesign, Pro’s start page looks like a web interface containing a logical menu. Simplicity is key: on the left you see a small menu with three tabs (home, learning resources and settings). The Recent Projects menu now has a search bar to search for projects, or filter by name or date. You can also clear the entire list of projects or remove single projects manually. The new Learning Resources page also has a web interface look. It contains multiple tutorials and links to help new users get up to speed with using Pro and gives existing users new info on updates.


New Package Manager

What was called the Python page in earlier Pro versions is now called ‘Package Manager’ and is the result of a collaboration between Esri and Anaconda announced earlier this year and uses conda for managing and installing Python and R packages. The Package Manager page lets you manage environments and packages for Python, R, and system libraries. Anaconda users will recognize that this looks like Conda, which is Anaconda’s package and virtual environment manager. This page is accessed by clicking ‘Settings’ on the start page and then ‘Package Manager’.

The package manager in Pro is Python 3.9 compatible and shows which active environment has been selected, in the image below a default called arcgispro-py3 that comes with a new Pro install. This environment contains 206 Python packages and can be cloned (copied) and activated if necessary. The package manager screen also shows the name, version, and description for each Python package and on the right extra info such as the homepage and documentation URL for each installed package. Many installed packages come with a tooltip (with the letter ‘I’), that shows a longer description. The Updates button shows you which installed packages are selectable for an update, and you can add packages to your environment of choice with the Add Package button (there are more than 8,500 packages available for installation).


Python Notebooks

There are only a few small and insignificant updates on Python Notebooks. Unfortunately, there is still no option to name a notebook or reopen it if you accidentally close it other than using the Catalog window. The notebooks would also benefit massively from having an undo button if you happen to delete a cell with code or lose/delete code.

Add Maps to Reports

You can now add a map to a report. Maps that you add to the report header or footer are static. You can activate the map frame to adjust the map extent or scale. Maps that you add to a group header, group footer, or details subsection are dynamic. In the report view, the map frame of a dynamic map cannot be activated; however, the exported result updates in scale and extent to reflect the feature or features included in that subsection.


Export Presets

You can create export presets for maps and layouts in ArcGIS Pro. Export presets save all the settings for a particular export type. When you export a map or layout, you can select a default preset or a custom preset you created. This allows for a faster and more consistent export experience.

Presets are available in the export gallery on the Share tab of the ribbon. You can also browse to preset files (.xprt) on the file system. Presets can be created for any export type.


Performance and Productivity

Performance
- Pictures in layouts, reports, map graphics, and symbols are now stored as binary references. This can reduce project size and increase opening speed for projects with many duplicate images.
- Creating point scene layer packages is substantially faster.
- Creating building scene layer packages is substantially faster with parallel processing.
- Cache data access speed has been improved so that previously cached features now draw faster.
- When you export a map or layout to PDF format, vector content is clipped beyond map frame boundaries to create smaller export files.
- JPEG2000 compression is supported for images in PDF export.
Productivity
- Geoprocessing tools with feature layer or table view inputs show a message indicating how many records will be processed when a selection or filter is applied.
- Certain tools that you open from the ribbon, toolbars, and other locations automatically populate tool parameters with previously used values.
- The Export Features and Export Table geoprocessing tools give you control over the field order, field data type, and row order of output datasets.
- You can open a project item’s system folder with the Show In File Explorer context menu command.
- You can open ArcGIS Server Manager from an ArcGIS Server connection in a project.
- You can copy an item’s path using a context menu command or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+P.
- You can copy and move folders and project items using context menu commands or drag and drop.
- You can estimate credit consumption before running the Geocode Addresses and Reverse Geocode tools when the active portal is ArcGIS Online and the input locator is the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service.

Installation process

Installing ArcGIS Pro 3.0 requires .NET 6 Desktop Runtime x64. You need to install this first before downloading and updating to Pro 3.0.

Migrating from ArcGIS Pro 2.x to 3.0

Migrating to Pro 3.0 from a 2.x version may break or change existing workflows. For example, add-ins created on 2.x versions have to be rebuilt, and reading Excel .xlsx files is no longer supported with the Python xlrd library. With Pro 3.0, this should happen with either the pandas or openpyxl library.

ESRI ArcGIS Pro 3.0.1 eng
ArcGIS_Pro_301_182232.msp
ArcGIS_License_Manager_Windows_2022_0_182116.exe
ArcGIS_Workflow_Manager_Classic_Admin_for_Pro_30_182251.exe
ArcGISPro_30_182209.exe
ArcGISPro_30_Data_Interop_Ext_182240.exe
ArcGISProHelp_30_182233.exe
ArcGIS_License_Manager_Linux_2022_0_182145.tar.gz

ArcGISProSDK_30_182274.exe
ArcGISProHelp_30_es_182235.exe

Database Files
IBM_DataServerRuntimeClient_111FP1_180248.exe
Microsoft_ODBC_Driver_17_SQL_Server_64bit_182146.exe
Microsoft_ODBC_Driver_18_SQL_Server_64bit_182147.exe
Microsoft_ODBC_Driver_131_SQL_Server_64bit_167177.exe
OracleDatabaseInstantClient_19c_182148.exe
OracleDatabaseInstantClient_21c_182149.exe
PostgreSQL_DBMS_for_Windows_136_182155.exe
PostgreSQL_DBMS_for_Windows_1020_182152.exe
PostgreSQL_DBMS_for_Windows_1115_182153.exe
PostgreSQL_DBMS_for_Windows_1210_182154.exe
IBM_DataServerRuntimeClient_111FP1_180249.tar.gz
OracleDatabaseInstantClient_19c_182150.tar.gz
OracleDatabaseInstantClient_21c_182151.tar.gz
PostgreSQL_DBMS_for_Linux_1020_182156.tar.gz
ArcGISPro_30_ST_Geometry_Oracle_182271.zip
ArcGISPro_30_ST_Geometry_PostgreSQL_182272.zip
ArcGISPro_30_ST_Geometry_SQLite_182273.zip
Data and Content
ArcGIS_Coordinate_Systems_Data_Windows_110_182253.exe
ArcGIS_Raster_Data_Windows_110_182254.exe
ArcGISPro_30_PerUser_Coordinate_Systems_Data_182252.exe
ArcGISProAviationAirportsProductData_30_182255.exe
ArcGISProAviationChartingProductData_30_182256.exe
ArcGISProDefenseMappingProductData_30_182257.exe
ArcGISProIndoorsProductData_30_182258.exe
ArcGISProMaritimeProductData_30_182259.exe
ArcGISProProductionMappingProductData_30_182260.exe
ArcGis Pro 3.0 Language Packs
ArcGISProLP_30_ar_182275.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_cs_182278.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_de_182281.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_es_182098.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_fi_182279.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_fr_182280.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_he_182282.exe
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ArcGISProLP_30_ja_182093.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_ko_182094.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_pl_182095.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_pt_BR_182096.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_ru_182097.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_sv_182099.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_tr_182100.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_uk_182291.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_zh_CN_182276.exe
ArcGISProLP_30_zh_TW_182277.exe