There should be a mechanism in place to recover deleted items in fabric. I would think having a recycle bin of sorts would be great to have for items and/or delta files so its easy to recover these items on delete. Recently We found that its not easy to recover a deleted lakehouse or warehouse, while its very easy to delete items with levels as low as a member to workspace. This can cause greater issues as people are co-working in workspaces.
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- dprenc_elixirr
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Something similar is planned according to Microsoft Fabric roadmap https://roadmap.fabric.microsoft.com/?product=fabricdeveloperexperiences#plan-b0d742e3-f621-f011-8c4c-6045bd0555b7 (Item recovery) - ElizabethO
Microsoft Employee
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