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Is ADF Fabric version compactable with Github Proxima on version control?
- 2 months ago
Hi zihanwang,
Fabric Data Factory uses the same Git integration model as the rest of Fabric. From what I know today, Fabric supports Azure Repos, GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Cloud ghe.com through PAT authentication, but not GitHub Enterprise Server fully self-hosted the same way classic ADF does.
So if your msft.ghe.com instance is actually backed by GitHub Enterprise Cloud with enterprise/data residency settings, you should be able to use it with Fabric. If it’s a fully self-hosted GHES deployment, that scenario doesn’t seem to be officially supported yet.
I’d still recommend doing a quick PoC before committing to the architecture, especially since Fabric Git/ALM capabilities are still evolving compared to classic ADF.
Hope this helps a bit !
References :
Hi zihanwang,
Fabric Data Factory uses the same Git integration model as the rest of Fabric. From what I know today, Fabric supports Azure Repos, GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Cloud ghe.com through PAT authentication, but not GitHub Enterprise Server fully self-hosted the same way classic ADF does.
So if your msft.ghe.com instance is actually backed by GitHub Enterprise Cloud with enterprise/data residency settings, you should be able to use it with Fabric. If it’s a fully self-hosted GHES deployment, that scenario doesn’t seem to be officially supported yet.
I’d still recommend doing a quick PoC before committing to the architecture, especially since Fabric Git/ALM capabilities are still evolving compared to classic ADF.
Hope this helps a bit !
References :