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2 years ago

Git and ADO Integration with Live Connection

In PowerBI service, is it possible to have Git and Azure DevOps integration in a PBI workspace where the report itself uses a live connection? For context, the PBI file is saved as a PBIP and uses a ...
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2 years ago

Hi Anonymous ,

When you try to sync between a git repository and a workspace, it seems that you're getting an error.

Here are some suggestions for you:

  1.Make sure your Git and Azure DevOps integrations are set up correctly, as your connection will report an error if misconfigured

  2.As for the error message you see, it might be related to the fact that the PBIP file does not contain a data model. The "DiscoverDependencies" function may be trying to find a data model in the PBIP file, but it fails because it doesn't exist.

  3.You can try switching to a PBIX file to connect to the data source in real time

Below is the Microsoft's link:

Use Azure CLI to share Git code - Azure Repos | Microsoft Learn

Git integration with Power BI Desktop projects - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

Best Regards,

Xianda Tang

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    2 years ago

    I don't believe it's related to the setup being misconfigured, but rather something to do with how PBI files created with live connections do not contain a dataset definition. It seems to only contain the report definition. But I don't see any official MS documentation explicitly explaining this and how this impacts git integration when using PBIP files.

     

    Ideally, we would want our developers to push their PBIP changes from their local to remote repos, and then have the repo sync with the PBI workspace. But does having a live connection prevent all of this from being possible?