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Microsoft Employee
‎03-23-2026 08:30 AM

API for GraphQL source control and CI/CD support (Generally Available)

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Source control and deployment capabilities for the API for GraphQL in Microsoft Fabric Data Engineering are now available. This release improves reliability and performance for Fabric CI/CD and deployment pipelines, so you can version GraphQL artifacts in Git, collaborate through pull requests, and promote changes across environments with consistent governance.

Features with CI/CD support

  • Version GraphQL artifacts in Git to review changes and roll back when needed.
  • Release through Fabric deployment pipelines to manage API for GraphQL items across environments.
  • Collaborate with pull requests and reviews to apply branching and governance to API changes.
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Figure: Diagram showing how the development process works.

How it works

  1. Connect your workspace to Git and choose a repository/branch for your GraphQL API artifacts.
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Figure: Enable Git integration on your workspace.

  1. Develop and iterate in your preferred branching model (feature branches, trunk-based, etc.).
  2. Review and merge changes through pull requests to ensure quality and governance.
  3. Deploy through your pipeline from ADO or using Fabric Deployment pipelines to promote approved changes across environments with consistent configuration.
Follow the end-to-end tutorial for development lifecycle management in Fabric. Enable source control for your GraphQL artifacts, then set up a deployment pipeline to standardize releases across environments.

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