Hi @johnpjustus
Here I offer some possible solutions:
Ensure that all items deployed from test to production have their dependencies available during the production phase.
If a report or dataset in test depends on other items that do not exist in production, the deployment may fail.
The deployment pipeline may not support certain items or attributes, which can cause the deployment to fail.
Verify that both test and production workspaces are on fabric capacity and do not exceed the maximum number of items that can be deployed in a single deployment.
If deployment rules have been configured to change data sources or parameters between phases, make sure they are properly configured and apply to the item being deployed.
Check the deployment history for any notes or patterns in previous deployments that may indicate problems in this deployment.
The Microsoft Fabric deployment pipelines process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Fabric Application lifecycle management (ALM) deployment pipelines history - Microsoft Fabric | Micr...
Regards,
Nono Chen
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