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Git Integration | Microsoft Fabric
I have created 2 fabric workspace (Dev and Test) and have 2 Git branches corresponding to both the workspace.
Dev Workspace contains Data Pipeline, LakeHouse and Notebook and fully synced with Dev Branch.
After this I have created new branch out of Dev and enable Git integration for the test workspace with Test Branch. While doing GIT Integration getting error while syncing one of the data pipeline as
Cluster URI https://wabi-north-europe-f-primary-redirect.analysis.windows.net/
Request ID ce13b52d-aff5-565b-2b2f-8a9bddefa02a
Workload Error Code Git_InvalidResponseFromWorkload
Time Tue Oct 22 2024 15:27:28 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
Anyone have idea about this error and how to proceed.
Thanks,
5 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi RajeshKapur
Check that your pipeline contains a deactivated Invoke pipeline activity.
To work around the issue, mark the Invoke pipeline activity as Activated. You can then redeploy the pipeline.
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Regards,
Nono Chen
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- RajeshKapur
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Hi Anonymous
Thanks for the solution, but I have validated both the options like checking the pipeline; there is not any deactivated activity available. Also regarding GIT I have tried creating new branch from the develop branch and sync that to the Fabric but still same issue.
One more thing both the workspace are part of same Fabric Capacity do you see any issue around that. Also, if we remove the pipeline from GIT rest everything gets sync but without pipeline code deployment is null and void.
Even I tried using Fabric Deployment Pipeline to deploy the code from one Workspace to another; but got same error there too.
Thanks
- AnonymousNot applicable
Hi RajeshKapur
Placing two workspaces under the same Fabric capacity should not itself cause issues. However, make sure the capacity is not overloaded.
Since the error is specific to the data pipeline, consider the dependencies inside the pipeline. Suppose your data pipeline depends on an external dataset. Make sure the access permissions and path to this dataset are correct in the test workspace.
Try testing in isolation. Isolate a specific activity in your data pipeline, create a new simple pipeline containing only that activity, and then try to sync. This can help you determine if the problem is with that specific activity.
Check the recent operations logs for errors related to Git integration or pipeline synchronization. These logs usually provide more detailed error descriptions.
Regards,
Nono Chen
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