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Direct lake Semantic model changed, but recognized as a new model in the deployment pipeline
Hi Anonymous,
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Hi v-kpoloju-msft Akash_Varuna Thanks for your help.
I tried to update the meta date with tabular editor to my test dataset, now I see the annotations are exactly the same. I also compared other items in the metadata tab, all the same.
But I still can't link them in the pipeline. The test version still recoganized as a new one.
Any other information will be aprrecitated.
Best Regards.
Tiger
Community SupportHi Anonymous,
After reviewing the details you provided, I have identified few alternative workarounds that may help resolve the issue. Please follow these steps:
The ModelID annotation is crucial for tracking dataset versions. If the ModelID differs between the test and production versions, Power BI may consider them as distinct datasets. Please ensure the ModelID is identical in both versions.
Even if the metadata in Tabular Editor matches, the dataset may have a different internal Dataset ID in the Power BI Service. To confirm, go to the Power BI Service, navigate to your workspace, and compare the dataset GUID/ID under Settings > Dataset.
If any modifications were made to table structures, relationships, or calculated columns, Power BI might recognize it as a distinct model. Instead of manually updating metadata, consider deploying the dataset using Tabular Editor’s "Save to Power BI Service" feature. Make sure to select the correct dataset during deployment.
Check if the deployment pipeline settings allow dataset updates rather than creating a new dataset. If other methods are unsuccessful, you may use Power BI’s Update Data source API to directly push the metadata update.
Kindly refer to the below following link for more information:
The Microsoft Fabric deployment pipelines process - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
I hope this could resolve your issue, if you need any further assistance, feel free to reach out.
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