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Hi,
I have a requirement of getting dynamic API url data from GitHub to Power BI. The requirement is getting all the tfsec job failures in all the repos(nearly 1000 repos) and visualzing the count to end user. By using invoke function in Power query I am getting them loaded to Power query but I am unable to get the same data to Power BI desktop (and also it is loading forever). Kindly advise if there is better way of plling GitHub API data into Power BI desktop.
Facing the above issue while loading.
We were able to pull the data of repos, but we are trying to pull Jobs corresponding to the different Run_ids of Repos as shown below. We needed to check and filter considerably more amount of jobs for this. Kindly advise.
https://api.github.com/repos/{owner_name}/{repo_name}/actions/runs/{Run_ids}/jobs
We hit the error when we try to pull a good amount of rows, but it doesn't happen when we pull just a few rows
We were able to pull the data of repos, but we are trying to pull Jobs corresponding to the different Run_ids of Repos as shown below. We needed to check and filter considerably more amount of jobs for this. Kindly advise.
https://api.github.com/repos/{owner_name}/{repo_name}/actions/runs/{Run_ids}/jobs
We hit the error when we try to pull a good amount of rows, but it doesn't happen when we pull just a few rows
Hi @sameer260 ,
According to your description, it seems that you're facing an issue when connecting to the GitHub API in Power BI Desktop. The error you're encountering is related to the "Microsoft.Mashup.Engine.Interface.ResourceForbidden" exception. This error might be caused by issues with the credentials used to authenticate or the data source itself rejecting the request coming from Power BI Desktop. To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:
In addition, you can follow the steps below to load data from the GitHub API in Power BI Desktop:
https://api.github.com/users/{username}/repos).Best Regards
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