Org app with PPU license

Hi ua77 ,

Thankyou for choosing Microsoft Fabric Community and thanks GilbertQ for sharing meaningful insights .

Thanks for the clarification. Based on the behavior and the error.

 InsufficientCapacitySkuForGenericArtifacts, this appears to be a current limitation when using Org Apps with Git integration in PPU workspaces.

According to the Microsoft documentation, Git integration requires a Fabric or supported Premium capacity context for supported items and deployment operations. While PPU provides Premium features for individual users, a PPU workspace is not fully equivalent to a dedicated Premium/Fabric capacity workspace for all CI/CD and Git-integrated scenarios.

This explains why:

• Creating the Org App directly in the DEV workspace works successfully.
• Updating the PROD workspace through Git integration fails during deployment validation.

At the moment, Org Apps appear to have limited support in Git-based deployment workflows when the target workspace is backed only by a PPU license instead of a dedicated Premium/Fabric capacity.

As possible workarounds, you could consider:

• Managing the Org App separately in the PROD workspace outside the Git deployment flow,
• Moving the PROD workspace to a Premium/Fabric capacity,
• Or excluding the Org App artifact from Git promotion until broader support becomes available.

For more information, please refer to the following documentation:

• CI/CD for Org Apps in Fabric (Preview) – Power BI | Microsoft Learn
• Get started with Git integration – Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

Best Regards,

Abdul Rafi