DataFlow Gen2 cannot be triggered using a service principal which is crucial and necessary for companies using the officially supported and joined project fabric-cicd which is a library to deploy workspace items via the official REST API. Because Microsoft did disable deployment using normal user accounts, recommending Service Principals for that, everything is deployed and therefore owned/modified by the same Service Principal. This leads to the obvious problem that pipelines trying to call/refresh DataFlow Gen2 will faile because refresh via SP is not supported.
This is a very frustrating situation to be in because normal user deployment was disabled without thinking about the crippling of functionality like this.
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