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I just wanted to share this in case anyone else runs into a similar issue. I am running powerbi-visuals-api v4.2.0. While implementing fetchMoreData() to pull in more than the default allowed 30,000 rows, I was running into an issue where upon initial load, nothing would appear. If I triggered an update (e.g. data filter), everything worked as expected. I could trigger multiple subsequent updates and the data and visual returned correctly, only the initial load was having an issue. After trying a bunch of different things, below is how I ended up solving it. The key ended up being to call refreshHostData() followed by update() on the initial load.
This thread was very helpful, especially the responses from @jppp and @dm-p
this._visualUpdateOptions = options;
const dataView = options.dataViews[0];
const lastCall = (dataView.metadata.segment) ? false : true;
if (this._initialLoad) {
this._initialLoad = false;
if (!lastCall) {
this._visualUpdateOptions.dataViews[0].metadata.segment = true;
this._host.refreshHostData();
this.update(this._visualUpdateOptions);
}
}
if (!lastCall) {
let moreData: boolean = this._host.fetchMoreData();
if ((moreData)) {
this._initialLoad = false;
this._segmentCounter += 1;
return;
}
}
console.log(`segments: ${this._segmentCounter} rows: ${options.dataViews[0].table.rows.length}`)
this._segmentCounter = 1;
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