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dbeavon3
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1 year ago
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Power BI Git Integration - Missing Pipeline Dependencies?

We are trying to deploy a git branch to a PBI workspace. Notebooks are pretty easy to update in PBI workspace.  The code comes over from git as expected.  I generally have no problems with notebook ...
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    Anonymous
    1 year ago

    Hi dbeavon3 
    Thank you for sharing your insights regarding the visibility and limitations with Git integration and ADF, as well as the challenges in identifying issues. Your perspective highlights a significant gap that warrants further attention. Could you please formalize this feedback by outlining the specific challenges and potential impacts you mentioned? Feedback submitted through the Microsoft Fabric Ideas portal is often reviewed by the product teams and can lead to meaningful improvements.

    I kindly request you to submit your ideas and feedback here Microsoft Fabric Ideas feedback submitted here is often reviewed by the product teams and can lead to meaningful improvement.

     
    Thank You.



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Anonymous
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1 year ago

Hi dbeavon3 

For clarification I said that if there are any issues with GUID clear those issues.I meant to say about issues like duplication, I didn’t say about clearing out GUID’s.

We do not handle Git integration or deployment issues, nor any backend issues that cannot be reproduced.

If there are any deployment issues, please raise a support ticket so that our backend team can assist you.



The following link will guide you how to raise a support ticket, kindly refer to it.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/support/create-support-ticket

Thank you.

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dbeavon3
Memorable Member
1 year ago

Hi Anonymous 

>> We do not handle Git integration or deployment issues, nor any backend issues that cannot be reproduced

The problem with these ADF pipelines is the json is NOT source-control-friendly.  It doesn't even feel like it is my code.

 

I suppose the ADF team and the git team to just point fingers at each other for the next couple of years.  Meanwhile customers are struggling with recovering our saved work from source control.  It is a big "tease" to have the code so close at hand, and yet so far away from being usable again.

 

 

Do you really think it is reasonable for ADF team and the git integration team to point fingers at each other?  These teams are both working on the same Fabric, albeit probably on different continents.


I think you need to share tips with your customers on how to harvest our pipelines, after they have become "trapped" within our git repos.  Else we have to rebuild from scratch which is plain crazy.