Please consider posting the following information to the The following NEW packages will be INSTALLED: Package plan for installation in environment C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Pyt (arcgispro-p圓) C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-p圓>conda I will restart and see if things get back to normal. However, there is no another package that needs to be updated, and it won't update. I am not sure what it all means and I didn't have time to explore other solutions, so I uninstalled ArcGIS Pro, removed the Pro folder in Program Files\ArcGIS\, and then did a fresh install, which I haven't done since beta! That reset my Python packages back to default and I was able to install the new packages at the current versions and I was able to update one package that had an update.
I decided to try updating via the command prompt and I received the following output below. I tried doing what you suggested, and it didn't work. I verified that I do have full admin rights and that permissions should not be the issue. So, I tried to Uninstall 'spyder', but it didn't uninstall.so that's another piece and I am stuck. That version is not coming in as the updated version.
But when I run the Spyder application, it still gives me a notice that I am NOT running the most up to date version of 3.2.1. I have tried updating it numerous times, but get the behavior described above. One package coming up in Updated Packages is 'spyder' version 3.1.4.
Here is a troubleshooting example I tried: Could Active Directory rights or permissions be an issue or other security settings be an issue? I have tried running ArcGIS Pro as an admin, but no difference. I have been able to update on another computer, both of which I have admin rights, though I am pretty sure they are not full admin rights (work computers.). In fact, when I look in the Installed Packages list, the packages needing updated ALL say they are at the same version listed in the Update Packages list. When I try to update one-by-one, they act like they are updating (blue progress bar moves), the UI flashes, and the package name stays in the Update Packages list and the Installed Packages list contains the same version. When I click Update All, they all flash and nothing happens. When I am in the Python Package Manager > Update Packages, it says I have 11 packages that need updated after I hit refresh.
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