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Microsoft Fabric with GitHub
Hi,
Based on the current Microsoft Fabric Git integration limitations, the issue may indeed be related to your GitHub organization's IP allow list configuration.
Microsoft Fabric is a multi-tenant SaaS service and does not provide dedicated or static outbound IP addresses for Git integration with GitHub. Fabric Git integration operates from Microsoft-managed infrastructure, and the outbound IP addresses can vary by region and over time. As a result, GitHub organization IP allow lists can prevent Fabric from accessing repositories even when the PAT permissions and repository permissions are configured correctly.
Currently, Fabric does not support:
- Static outbound IP addresses for Git integration
- Private Endpoint connectivity to GitHub repositories
- Customer-managed network endpoints that can be individually allowlisted in GitHub
If your GitHub organization enforces an IP allow list, Fabric may be unable to authenticate or retrieve repository information unless the relevant Microsoft Fabric service IP ranges are allowed.
As a next step, I would recommend:
- Testing against a repository that is not subject to the organization's IP allow list to confirm whether the restriction is the root cause.
- Opening a Microsoft support case to verify whether any region-specific Fabric service IP ranges can be accommodated.
- Reviewing available community approaches that dynamically synchronize Fabric regional IP ranges with GitHub allow lists if maintaining strict IP restrictions is a firm security requirement.
Based on the current platform capabilities, there is no officially supported option to use Private Endpoints or dedicated static outbound IP addresses for Microsoft Fabric Git integration with GitHub.
Hope this helps clarify the current limitations and available options.
Thanks,
Manoj Annavajjala