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Composite models fail to import to git integrated workspace
Power BI source control is failing to sync Power BI workspace with the main branch of the repository when trying to import a composite model. It also fails to sync when trying to import a report that has a live connection to a composite model in another workspace. The report fails to import with the following error:
Workload Error Code: Report_Import_FailedToImportReport
Workload Error Message: Report Workload failed to import the report with report id .....
Are composite models supported with git integration yet?
Hi, tiger_user_12
According to the official documentation, "Direct queries and composite models on Power BI datasets and Analysis Services are not supported at this time", and if a direct query is used when fetching data, it will not be supported by the Git integration.
Official documentation: Git integration process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
There are several alternative ways to integrate Power BI with Git and automate release management:
1.Power BI Desktop Project: This feature, currently in preview, can be used to streamline the development process, source code management, and collaboration with Git repositories.
Related link: Git integration with Power BI Desktop projects - Power BI | Microsoft Learn2.PowerShell and Power BI automation tools: You can use PowerShell or Power BI automation tools to automate the deployment process from the Azure DevOps release pipeline.
Related link: Automate deployment pipelines with APIs for Power BI items - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
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Yongkang Hua
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2 Replies
SaiTejaTalasilaSuper User
Hi tiger_user_12 ,
Power BI Datasets connected to Analysis Services aren't supported at this time.
Please refer this link-
I hope it will be helpful.
Thanks,
Sai Teja
Hi, tiger_user_12
According to the official documentation, "Direct queries and composite models on Power BI datasets and Analysis Services are not supported at this time", and if a direct query is used when fetching data, it will not be supported by the Git integration.
Official documentation: Git integration process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
There are several alternative ways to integrate Power BI with Git and automate release management:
1.Power BI Desktop Project: This feature, currently in preview, can be used to streamline the development process, source code management, and collaboration with Git repositories.
Related link: Git integration with Power BI Desktop projects - Power BI | Microsoft Learn2.PowerShell and Power BI automation tools: You can use PowerShell or Power BI automation tools to automate the deployment process from the Azure DevOps release pipeline.
Related link: Automate deployment pipelines with APIs for Power BI items - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
How to Get Your Question Answered Quickly
Best Regards
Yongkang Hua
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.