Allowing DataFlow objects with same name but in different folder (Purely from SDLC)
Allowing DataFlow objects with same name but in different folder. This is purely from SDLC life cycle perspective
e.g., in Fabric server DataFlow , we can have same object but in different folders with different parameters to enable smoother development and QA process. Limiting data for development and retaining more data to cover test scenarios are different SDLC situation that occurs in every single development irrespective of technology.
Dev Folder - Table_1
SIT Folder - Table_1
So that when we build versions of power bi dashboard, we point one with table_1 and publish inder DEV folder and vice versa against SIT folder.
This will enable avoiding creating multiple workspaces just for SDLC phases (like dev/qa/regression/uat/performance)
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