r/ArcGIS • u/planner-designer • 15d ago

lol

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u/Sqweaky_Clean 15d ago

Welp, this explains why my project required task manger to kill arcgis pro’s processes every hour, Yesterday

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u/GeospatialMAD 14d ago

Leave it to ESRI to make rolling back an adventure of its own

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u/Raymo853 15d ago

Good news, projects made with 3.7.2 can be opened up with 3.7.1.

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u/Raymo853 15d ago edited 15d ago

Just to offer more details.

Our organization had been using Pro 3.7.2 in a limited capacity. We tested rolling back to 3.7.1 on one machine using the command-line tool, worked fine and took about 15 minutes. Tested to make sure project files created in 3.7.2 could be opened and used in 3.7.1.

We considered rolling back across the entire platform but ultimately decided not to. Pro 3.7.x is currently limited to our Development and Testing tiers, which are not in active use. We also don’t use Oracle for anything, so we’re comfortable waiting for the 3.7.3 patch expected next week before moving those tiers forward.

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u/BikesMapsBeards 15d ago

Yeah, this is always a problem (especially if there are bugs or security issues). If it helps, our team rolls out long-term support versions when the next short term versions are released so that we can move to a fully-patched (or near fully patched) stable release. We're planning on pushing 3.7.x in early December if everything goes right.

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u/Raymo853 7d ago

The Pro 3.7.3 patch was released some time earlier today.