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afraaij_Amphia
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Deployment pipeline with Warehouse views stopt working.

Hi All,

I have a issue with deployment pipelines, knowing most off this is still in preview I do hope someone can tell something or reproduce.

Setup.
F64 West Europe capacity.

Feature workspace for development with:
- Lakehouse containing shortcuts to a other workspace with the real lakehouse and data, connections settings based on values from a variabele library

- Variable library with variable for Feature, test & prod workspace

- Warehouse only having views for populating Power BI semantic models

Deployment Pipeline: WS_Feature > WS_Test > WS_Prod
Did set the correct variabele set in each workspace for the correct environment.
WS_Feature workspace is the only  one connected to DevOps/Git

Until last week I was able to run this pipeline without errors. And now it seems to be stopped working.
In the DP I do the following in specific order

- Deploy variable library and set active variabele set for each environment. Succes deployed

- Deploy lakehouse. Success deployed, shortcuts are in with the correct variable settings and can use them to show data.

- Deploy Warehouse. failure:
A problem occurred while validating the content for deployment.
Operation ID: dbfb             8e5bf5
Correlation ID: 319955        9bda55d5
Request ID: 572b15d8    bfcdf16df8
Time: 26-8-2025, 07:04:26
Service version: 13.0.26507.41
Client version: 2508.2.25475-train
Cluster URI: https://wabi-west-europe-b-primary-redirect.analysis.windows.net/


Also the integration of the warehouse to GIT stoppend working for the Warehouse, Lakehouse and variabele library works fine.
With a very descriptive error: Workload Error Code InternalError
- Tried to remove the repo, create a new one, sync from workspace to GIT, same error.

 

 

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v-pnaroju-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi afraaij_Amphia,

Thank you for your enquiry on the Microsoft Fabric Community Forum.

Based on my understanding, the failure occurs because Warehouse artifacts such as views and semantic model bindings are not yet fully supported in deployment pipelines, and Git integration for these artifacts remains in preview. As a result, validation errors may occur during pipeline deployment when the Warehouse or its dependencies are not correctly bound in the target workspace. Additionally, Git sync failures specific to Warehouse artifacts can happen, while Lakehouse and variable libraries continue to function as expected.

Please follow the steps below, which may help to resolve the issue:

  1. In the pipeline, include related artifacts so that the Warehouse and its dependencies are deployed together.
  2. Replace hardcoded Warehouse SQL endpoints with parameters, and configure deployment rules appropriate to each environment.
  3. If models still reference the Dev Warehouse, rebind them in the Test or Prod workspace.
  4. Warehouse artifacts may fail to sync with Git. A workaround is to temporarily exclude the Warehouse from Git, or recreate it under a new name if the sync becomes stuck.

For further reference, please consult the following resources:
Source Control with Warehouse (Preview) - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Overview of Fabric deployment pipelines - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
The Microsoft Fabric deployment pipelines process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Best practices for lifecycle management in Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Troubleshoot the Fabric lifecycle management tools. - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

We hope that this information will help to resolve the issue. Should you have any further queries, please feel free to contact the Microsoft Fabric community.

Thank you.

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