One of the biggest challenges in Microsoft Fabric today is the one branch per workspace limitation, which makes it difficult to work on multiple feature branches simultaneously without creating separate workspaces. To address this, I propose Fabric Desktop, a local development environment that allows users to build and test Fabric artifacts offline before syncing changes to a workspace. Fabric Desktop could function similarly to Power BI Desktop but for Fabric, enabling users to develop lakehouses, dataflows, pipelines, and notebooks locally while integrating seamlessly with version control. This would provide a true branching experience, where multiple developers can work on different features without conflicting changes in a shared workspace. It would also improve offline development, reduce the risk of unintended modifications in production workspaces, and offer faster iteration cycles. whos with me to upvote this one!?
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