fixed Identify Items That Use Insecure URLs sample notebook

[tarunkukreja003]

resolves #9781

Note: this notebook scans the whole organization and identifies items that use insecure URLs, some of the output had to be edited because some items are not working - for example - gis.content.get('88282a83d8b445b89a5225039c65616a') the user who will consume the sample notebook can log in to their AGOL and Enterprise organization and if all the items in their organization are good, then they'll not face any errors running this sample notebook

Testing instructions:

Step 1: In the get_items_to_check() method definition please put max_items=2 Step 2: In the main() method definition please replace the following statement: for item in get_items_to_check(): with

item1 = gis.content.get('bc6a732940e84e67a07b4dc299e0f5cf') item2 = gis.content.get('8ace59c5a8be401bbddaccfae0a39305') item_array = [item1, item2] for item in item_array:

Please don't run the Post Processing section since that output has been created and edited and will only work if all items in the organization are good and running fine

Please add comments if you face issues

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[tarunkukreja003]

Looks good to me. I just have one question - where in the notebook are we adding the note/disclaimer that the end user needs to run this off their own workspace?

thanks @ManushiM for the review, we don't need to specify that a user needs to setup their own workspace path since I have added a ./ before arcgis/home so it will create a arcgis/home directory at the current path, so it will not give Directory not found error

[ManushiM]

Looks good to me. I just have one question - where in the notebook are we adding the note/disclaimer that the end user needs to run this off their own workspace?

thanks @ManushiM for the review, we don't need to specify that a user needs to setup their own workspace path since I have added a ./ before arcgis/home so it will create a arcgis/home directory at the current path, so it will not give Directory not found error

That's fair, cool this works then.