When I modify the data desination table name in a Git repository and pull the changes into Fabric, running the dataflow from Fabric results in the old table name being used. It's only possible to cha...
For example, like this: shared DimTABCRoster_DataDestination = let Pattern = Lakehouse.Contents([CreateNavigationProperties = false, EnableFolding = false]), Navigation_1 = Pattern{[workspaceId = workspace_id]}[Data], Navigation_2 = Navigation_1{[lakehouseId = renamed_lakehouse_id]}[Data], TableNavigation = Navigation_2{[Id = "DimTABCRoster", ItemKind = "Table"]}?[Data]? in TableNavigation; I was editing the Table Navigation step in the Git repository, where it filters to the table as "DimTABCRoster". Now that I take a closer look at it, it seems this step is referencing an existing table rather than creating a table. I would personally like for this step to create a new table if none exists with that name. It is more similar to the UI experience where a new table is created the first time you run the dataflow with a newly named destination.
