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PeterGoertz
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11 months ago
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Getting "Failed to execute 'ariaNotify' on 'Document': Failed to read the 'priority' property from '

When assigning a Target(this is a table in a lakehouse) in a DataFlow, I get this error message: ---------- Message ---------- Failed to execute 'ariaNotify' on 'Document': Failed to read the 'prio...
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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 months ago

    Hi PeterGoertz ,


    Thanks for confirming. Since the flow runs fine after ignoring the design-time error, it’s indeed pointing more towards a front-end regression than a data issue. To help Microsoft prioritize a fix, I’d still recommend raising a support ticket and attaching your session ID. That way, the product team can trace the exact failure and speed up resolution.

    Meanwhile, glad to hear your workflow is executing successfully in spite of the popup. Hopefully, the engineering team rolls out a quick patch soon.

    Thanks,
    Akhil.

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PeterGoertz
Frequent Visitor
11 months ago

Good morning Edkokp24, as of today I'm getting the error still. But clicking cancel does nothing in my opinion. So for me this message is just an anoying dialog. I will raise this as a ticket at Microsoft. I just didn't find the time doing it. Sorry to all.

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Edkokp24
New Member
11 months ago

Thanks PeterGoertz

I can still reproduce the issue on my side. The pop-up error appears after clicking the "Save Settings" button when choosing the destination settings in Power Query.

Session ID: 892fa393-a6b1-48f7-9bcc-4102a2eeda3c
Environment: app.fabric.microsoft.com

Steps to reproduce:

Open Power Query in Microsoft Fabric

Choose Destination Settings

Click Save Settings

Observe the error pop-up