Issue with Parameter Assignment in Invoke Pipeline (Preview) Activity

[Aj_Singh]

Issue:

I am experiencing an issue with the Invoke Pipeline (Preview) activity in Microsoft Fabric. The activity is not correctly referencing the parameters I define within the activity itself. Instead, when I hit "Refresh," it reverts to using the parameters associated with the first pipeline in the workspace, rather than the parameters I’ve specifically assigned to the current pipeline.

Steps to Reproduce the Issue:

1. Define parameters within the Invoke Pipeline (Preview) activity.
2. Save and refresh the page.
3. Upon refreshing, the parameters automatically revert to the ones associated with the first pipeline in the workspace.

1. I have attached some screenshots to demonstrate the issue in the Microsoft Fabric UI:

2. After refreshing the page, the parameters are updated to match those of the first pipeline in the workspace, instead of the parameters defined for the current pipeline.

3. Consolidated view of my 'DemoPipeline' and the first pipeline in the workspace - (!parameterDefined), highlighting the mismatch in parameter references.

4. The first pipeline in my workspace ('!parameterDefined'):

Has anyone else encountered this issue? If so, how did you resolve it? is this a UI issue? I’d appreciate any suggestions or insights! 

[vdgarcia]

I have the same problem using Invoke Pipeline, Pipelines parameters are incorrect after refreshing the browser or closing the Pipepiline workspace and then opening it.

[v-nuoc-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Aj_Singh 

This seems to be a known limitation mentioned in the documentation.

Invoke pipeline activity - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

There may be unexpected problems with the preview function, so please be patient and wait for a fix. Thank you for your understanding!

If you have other questions, feel free to continue to share and ask in the forum.

Regards,

Nono Chen

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