Forum Discussion
Git Integration PR and Tags
- 10 months ago
The answer is NO, because this is not a "regular" branch, rather, a temporary, system-generated reference that represents what the result of merging the PR branch into the target branch (usually main or develop)
Can it be used like a branch? mmm Yes — to some extent and under certain conditions, but definetly NOT in Fabric workspace because:
- It’s read-only and it can disappear if the PR is closed or updated.
- You cannot push to it.
Microsoft Fabric (and Power BI Git integration) expects a real, pushable branch to track changes and sync with the workspace, therefore won’t allow you to use it as a workspace branch, even if it appears in the list.
Quesion answered! Hope you mark this as a solution/answer to your question, kudos if you found this information useful ... best of lucks mate!!! Cheers.
The answer is NO, because this is not a "regular" branch, rather, a temporary, system-generated reference that represents what the result of merging the PR branch into the target branch (usually main or develop)
Can it be used like a branch? mmm Yes — to some extent and under certain conditions, but definetly NOT in Fabric workspace because:
- It’s read-only and it can disappear if the PR is closed or updated.
- You cannot push to it.
Microsoft Fabric (and Power BI Git integration) expects a real, pushable branch to track changes and sync with the workspace, therefore won’t allow you to use it as a workspace branch, even if it appears in the list.
Quesion answered! Hope you mark this as a solution/answer to your question, kudos if you found this information useful ... best of lucks mate!!! Cheers.