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Hello,
I just have build a new version of a custom visual (v1.0.0.3).
Then I went into Power BI desktop, imported the exported file. PBI asks me if I want to update the visual from v1.0.0.2 to the newer version, I agree and get the confirmation.
However, if I then look at the version, it still says version 1.0.0.2 with AppSource as the source.
How can I overwrite my file to use the local copy. I need to update the sample report to publish the new version to AppSource. Now I am kind of caught in a loop...
Thanks.
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Hi @spandl,
If you're attempting to update your report ready for publication, you can use Developer mode to prevent loading of the visual from AppSource version for the current editing session, e.g.:
You will get an additional prompt when importing a .pbiviz that has an earlier version in AppSource, e.g.:
Choose Import local file and this will load the version from the .pbiviz.
Note that:
Regards,
Daniel
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Ah, perfect. This is what I was looking for.
Thanks!
Hi @spandl,
If you're attempting to update your report ready for publication, you can use Developer mode to prevent loading of the visual from AppSource version for the current editing session, e.g.:
You will get an additional prompt when importing a .pbiviz that has an earlier version in AppSource, e.g.:
Choose Import local file and this will load the version from the .pbiviz.
Note that:
Regards,
Daniel
Proud to be a Super User!
On how to ask a technical question, if you really want an answer (courtesy of SQLBI)
Something must have changed in the process. I could update the viusal, without updating the report.
I think this will work.
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