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I've been searching for an answer to this question without much success. I'm in the process of building out a theme file for our organisation. There are a number of common custom visuals we use, like HTML content. Unlike standard visuals, i'm unable to check a schema file to know the names of these custom visuals. What is the best method to detiremine what a visual's true name is such that I could create an entry in our theme JSON file?
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I don't know if this solution is the best but investigating further on this. I've saved my Report as a PBIP project. I've gone into a file that is saved known as 'Report.json". Inside that file is a section called "publicCustomVisuals" which has listed out the names of the visuals i'm using, with a bunch of letters and numbers after the name. I believe those are to ensure uniquness just in case 2 custom visuals share a name.
If i search "Report.json" for this visual, i can see all of the settings that i've applied and it works in a way to help me understand the schema. I've been able to build a custom theme utilising a visual i've got from the microsoft store.
I don't know if this solution is the best but investigating further on this. I've saved my Report as a PBIP project. I've gone into a file that is saved known as 'Report.json". Inside that file is a section called "publicCustomVisuals" which has listed out the names of the visuals i'm using, with a bunch of letters and numbers after the name. I believe those are to ensure uniquness just in case 2 custom visuals share a name.
If i search "Report.json" for this visual, i can see all of the settings that i've applied and it works in a way to help me understand the schema. I've been able to build a custom theme utilising a visual i've got from the microsoft store.
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