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Power BI Service - Source Control with Azure DevOps
Hey Parthlad,
It happened the same to me, there was no conflict in my commit but there was a conflict on Power BI Workspace, that I couldn't find. What I did, was to look for the oldest version of my file that I knew it was working perfectly and download it, to replace it in the local folder sync with Azure DevOps repo. Then, I did the whole process again: create branch, publish branch, stage changes, commit and then, merge into main. And, when I did that, I was able to deploy everything on Power BI Service without any problem.
The only thing was that I had to develop again a couple of changes I made, but it was not a big deal.
Hope it helps!
Alicia
Hi alicialcaide ,
I had to do the same. I rolled back to previous commit for which it was syncing without any error. Luckily i had stashed it before i pushed my changes to remote. So i wouldn't have to redo it.
I was looking into conflicts where i connected my Power BI Service dataset and local Power BI Desktop file using ALM Toolkit and found some differences with Incremental Refresh tables.
Anyways thanks for your reply.