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PBIP Feature When will it live
Hi yakkantiV ,
PBIP is still evolving, and while it's super useful for deployment and source control, there are a few known limitations—especially around dataset refresh and report binding after deployment.
A few things to check:
- Make sure the dataset is published and refreshed before opening the report.
- If you're using separate PBIP folders for dataset and report, double-check that the report is correctly linked to the dataset in the target workspace.
- Sometimes, after deployment, the report might lose its binding if the dataset ID changes or isn't available yet.
As for when this will be fully stable—Microsoft hasn’t announced an exact timeline, but improvements are rolling out gradually. Keep an eye on the Power BI release notes for updates.
Let us know if you’re seeing a specific error message—happy to help troubleshoot!
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Hi yakkantiV ,
PBIP is still evolving, and while it's super useful for deployment and source control, there are a few known limitations—especially around dataset refresh and report binding after deployment.
A few things to check:
- Make sure the dataset is published and refreshed before opening the report.
- If you're using separate PBIP folders for dataset and report, double-check that the report is correctly linked to the dataset in the target workspace.
- Sometimes, after deployment, the report might lose its binding if the dataset ID changes or isn't available yet.
As for when this will be fully stable—Microsoft hasn’t announced an exact timeline, but improvements are rolling out gradually. Keep an eye on the Power BI release notes for updates.
Let us know if you’re seeing a specific error message—happy to help troubleshoot!
If my response resolved your query, kindly mark it as the Accepted Solution to assist others. Additionally, I would be grateful for a 'Kudos' if you found my response helpful.
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Thanks burakkaragoz
My problem is the report in master branch & its connected to power bi dev workspace
once its updated in dev workspace refreshed the report looks good
deployment pipeline will take report and semantic model to Qua ----> production
refresh the semantic model
open the report ----> we are running out error couldn't able to open the report
Hey!
Thanks for the extra context—this helps a lot.
From what you described, it sounds like the report is still tightly bound to the dataset in the Dev workspace, even after being deployed to QA or Prod. That’s why it works in Dev but fails to load elsewhere.
Here are a few things to check:
- Dataset Binding: After deployment, make sure the report is actually pointing to the dataset in the target workspace (QA/Prod). Sometimes the binding doesn’t update automatically.
- Deployment Rules: If you're using Git or PBIP, check if the dataset ID or connection is hardcoded. You might need to adjust deployment rules to rebind the report correctly.
- Manual Fix: As a test, try opening the report in QA, go to Model > Switch dataset, and manually point it to the correct semantic model in that workspace. If that works, it confirms the binding issue.
Let us know if that helps—happy to dig deeper if needed!
If my response resolved your query, kindly mark it as the Accepted Solution to assist others. Additionally, I would be grateful for a 'Kudos' if you found my response helpful.
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