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- Releases and patches—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
Map packages, mobile map packages, layer packages, and geoprocessing packages are compatible with the previous major release; that is, a package created in ArcGIS Pro 3 x x can be imported or added to an ArcGIS Pro 2 x x project
- Releases: Esri arcgis-pro-sdk - GitHub
Consult Migrating from 2 x if you want to install ArcGIS Pro 3 3 SDK and you are on 2 x, not 3 x If you are migrating a 2 x add-in to 3 3 you can install the migration tool to help automate the conversion process
- Solved: ArcGIS Pro SDK for . NET version 3. 3 - Esri Community
After that, head to the Github releases page (https: github com Esri arcgis-pro-sdk releases) If you scroll to the bottom of the 3 3 section and expand the Assets, you'll find the vsix files
- ProConcepts 3. 0 Migration Guide - Esri arcgis-pro-sdk GitHub Wiki
To migrate your addins at 3 0 or better you must install the 3 x Pro SDK Minimum requirements for the Pro SDK at 3 x are Visual Studio 2022 and NET 6 Moving to ArcGIS Pro 3 x SDK from 2 x is not an upgrade
- Compatibility—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation
To share and use a web tool or a geoprocessing service, the versions of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise must be equivalent In addition, with each release, geoprocessing tools are added, and existing geoprocessing tools may be enhanced with modified and new parameters
- Solved: Pro 3. 3 SDK Backwards Compatibility - Esri Community
No AGP 3 3 uses net8 If you update your add-in to target the 3 3 NuGet package, then you'll have to update to net8 as well At that point, the add-in is no longer compatible with pre-3 3
- ArcGIS Pro 3. 4 API Reference Guide
At 3 4, ArcGIS Pro is using version 13 0 3 27908 of the Newtonsoft Json NuGet If you require Newtonsoft NuGet in your add-ins it is recommended to use the same version
- Solved: Using Pro 3. 4 with Enterprise 11. 3 - Esri Community
So, ideally, Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise are running the same equivalent version, but it is common for the desktop client to get a bit ahead of the server applications The further apart the versions, the more likely there will be issues
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