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When I run a notebook in Fabric Data Science, I get brief notifications like "Session started in 3 sec" and "Session stopped successfully." However, one of my notebooks throws an error: "Failed to execute 'structuredClone' on 'Window'." The notebook seems to work okay, and the execution doesn’t stop. I think there might be something in the installed itables[widget] that doesn’t work with Fabric Notebooks. That’s fine; I didn’t expect everything to work, but this got me thinking: how are Fabric Notifications generated? This error doesn’t show up in any cell output or Spark job logs. Are Fabric Notifications like a console or logger in other systems, or are they something totally different? Is it possible to intentionally send a message to Notifications?
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Xiaoxin Sheng
HI @henrituol.
I think they may collect the notification from different product statues and event/operation activities.
For example:
Pipeline and Dataflow Alerts: Notifications about the status of your data pipelines and dataflows, such as completion, failure, or other important events.
Workspace Activity: Updates on activities within your workspace, like changes made by collaborators or updates to shared resources.
System Messages: Important messages from Microsoft Fabric regarding system updates, maintenance, or other critical information.
Alerts from Real-Time Hub: Notifications set up for specific events or data streams in the Real-Time Hub
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Xiaoxin Sheng
Yes, these examples are perfectly fitting for how Service normally delivers notifications. However, I'm more interested in the underlying architecture, because it seems that with the Notebooks, notifications are delivered somewhat inconsistently. After the first post, my colleague tested my Notebook and she didn't get the same error messages!
HI @henrituol,
In fact, the detail notifications may not same to all users.
For the artifact owner and operator, they can receive additional notifications(e.g. pipeline/dataflow, and other Realtime operation alerts).
For other members they only received some general notification: e.g. event activities and operations that affect them usages)
If you want to know the underlying architecture of these, you may need to trace detail audit activities log and operation logs that recorded on Kusto DB side.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng