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Situation:
In our environment, we have multiple Power BI reports that only contain visualizations and a Power BI file that only includes the model and logic. For these Power BI reports and the model, we have scripts that, through a DevOps pipeline, copy them to the next workspace and adjust the connections of the reports with the visualizations to the new workspace.
Recently, we added a new page to one of our Power BI reports, which includes an embedded Paginated Report. We successfully modified the datasource of the paginated report (just like the others, using an API call).
Question:
How can we modify the reportId and workspaceId properties of the rdlVisual from a DevOps pipeline?
You can use Deployment pipelines to deploy paginated reports.
How do THIN reports work with Power BI Deployment Pipelines? - YouTube
The problem is not deploying a paginated report to the next stage but referencing the paginated report in that next stage from within a Power BI Report in that same next stage. There is no deployment rule for the report and no auto binding to the correct paginated report.
Use deployement pipelines - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/cicd/deployment-pipelines/get-started-with-deployment-pipel...
Unfortunately it is not possible to change the workspace a paginated report visual is referring to.
Tried it again from within a deployment pipeline, only the parameters of the dataset and the data source of the paginated report can be configured but not the Power BI report with the paginated report visual.
See also: https://ideas.fabric.microsoft.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=e7893346-1979-ec11-b820-501ac50a9d95
@Anonymous Did you found a way around this?
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