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Power BI Git Integration
Rosy081 we also use devops based git intregration. While I have not rolled back to a previous version for any of my reports yet, I will recommend the pbip format for pushing to devops because it strips out the underlying data which is good both security wise as well as file size. We have reports where the pbix file can be as large as 500-600 megs. We were using git repos even before git integration became available or pbip came along. We simply saved our reports as templates and pushed to repo back then.
The other thing I will recommend is organizing your devops repo by folders for each of your workspaces in service. But I guess that depends on how big your organization and powerbi tenant is. We have hundreds of reports across 30+ workspaces (60+ if you count both test and prod) so we cannot afford to have the clutter in our repo.
Rosy081 we also use devops based git intregration. While I have not rolled back to a previous version for any of my reports yet, I will recommend the pbip format for pushing to devops because it strips out the underlying data which is good both security wise as well as file size. We have reports where the pbix file can be as large as 500-600 megs. We were using git repos even before git integration became available or pbip came along. We simply saved our reports as templates and pushed to repo back then.
The other thing I will recommend is organizing your devops repo by folders for each of your workspaces in service. But I guess that depends on how big your organization and powerbi tenant is. We have hundreds of reports across 30+ workspaces (60+ if you count both test and prod) so we cannot afford to have the clutter in our repo.