Piepline - Manually link items where the ID has changed so that either can push it forward or backwords.
With large multi site user groups amending reports we've seen high level of breaking of the linking of dataflows and semantic model between the pipelines stages.
Currently the only way to fix seems to be to delete the full report from the pipeline and then repush it all. With reports potentially going over 5 workspaces with multiple offshoot or linked dataflow this isnt practical.
If we could manually link similar models / dataflow and then re-push that would solve a lot of issues.
A scenario like the below where the dataflows are exactly the same but they are no longer bound.
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