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Pawan_123
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2 years ago
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Downloading PBIX file

Hello Team,


It's taking a very long time for the PBIX file to download from the service.


Is there a way for us to quickly get the PBIX file? Source control is used to synchronize reports with Azure Devops repos. Is it possible for us to download PBIX files from repositories?

  • if you are using source control so why you need this pbix file ?

     

    you should  clone thre reposetory and make your changes in feature branch then merge it with the correct branch. then deploy those changes to remote reposetory 

     

    then on the workspace gor for source control --> updates --> update all

     

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    2 years ago

    Hi Pawan_123 ,

     

    Yes,you may try Azure DevOps integration with Power BI Desktop projects - Power BI | Microsoft Learn.

    If you're using Microsoft Fabric, you can also connect a Fabric workspace to an Azure DevOps Git repo and get all your content automatically deployed into the service. Git and Azure DevOps integration can provide a continuous integration workflow not only from Power BI Desktop to the service, but also from changes made in the service to Power BI Desktop. To learn more, see Microsoft Fabric - Introduction to git integration.

     

     

    Best regards.
    Community Support Team_Caitlyn

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  • if you are using source control so why you need this pbix file ?

     

    you should  clone thre reposetory and make your changes in feature branch then merge it with the correct branch. then deploy those changes to remote reposetory 

     

    then on the workspace gor for source control --> updates --> update all

     

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    Hi Pawan_123 ,

     

    Yes,you may try Azure DevOps integration with Power BI Desktop projects - Power BI | Microsoft Learn.

    If you're using Microsoft Fabric, you can also connect a Fabric workspace to an Azure DevOps Git repo and get all your content automatically deployed into the service. Git and Azure DevOps integration can provide a continuous integration workflow not only from Power BI Desktop to the service, but also from changes made in the service to Power BI Desktop. To learn more, see Microsoft Fabric - Introduction to git integration.

     

     

    Best regards.
    Community Support Team_Caitlyn