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Deployment Pipeline Error from Test to Production
- Anonymous2 years ago
Try to re-deploy the report to Dev and as different name ReportNameTest with the parameters, then push that one to Test and then to Prod. At least this will tell you if it is something wrong with the original one in Test.
If that one fails, try the same thing with one without the parameters. That could say if it is the parameters causing the issue.To be clear, there is nothing wrong with using parameters and deployement pipelines, just trying to get you some debugging thinking.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi, Anonymous
Thanks for the reply from Anonymous , please allow me to provide another insight:Ensure that the parameters you add in the Test workspace are correctly configured as deployment rules for your production environment. If the value or configuration of a parameter varies from environment to environment, the parameter can significantly impact the deployment. You can check the following link:
The Microsoft Fabric deployment pipelines process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Review the unsupported items and properties to verify that the parameters you've added or any other changes you've made aren't in the unsupported deployment items or properties category. Some properties may not be replicated or supported during deployment. You can check the following link:
The Microsoft Fabric deployment pipelines process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
If your dataset uses incremental refresh policies, make sure that the parameters related to those policies are set correctly for your production environment. Incorrect configuration can cause the deployment to fail. You can check the following link:
Incremental refresh for semantic models and real-time data in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Ensure that the dataset in your production environment has no unresolved dependencies. If the dataset depends on other items that haven't been deployed or updated in production, it can cause the deployment to fail.
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Try to re-deploy the report to Dev and as different name ReportNameTest with the parameters, then push that one to Test and then to Prod. At least this will tell you if it is something wrong with the original one in Test.
If that one fails, try the same thing with one without the parameters. That could say if it is the parameters causing the issue.
To be clear, there is nothing wrong with using parameters and deployement pipelines, just trying to get you some debugging thinking.