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The scenario is if a new Power BI Desktop version is available, does MS guarantee that it will work with the latest version of Power BI Service?
In addition, are there any concerns if we are updating Power BI Gateway monthly that if a user upgrades to the latest version of Power BI Desktop and Service and publishes a report (or dataset) would they be backwards compatible with the existing Power BI Gateway while we wait for monthly patching to catch up?
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In my experience, Microsoft tries very successfully for backwards compatibility.
But of course it is not 100% impossible that backward compatibility will be broken.
The following cases have already happened:
But such disruptions of the backwards compatibility are very rare.
In my experience, Microsoft tries very successfully for backwards compatibility.
But of course it is not 100% impossible that backward compatibility will be broken.
The following cases have already happened:
But such disruptions of the backwards compatibility are very rare.
Speaking about compatibility, if lets say we have a "big jump" from PBIX created two years back to the latest today. My case is I have PBIX created using August 2020, and now with February 2022, opened and saved and publish to PBI Service.
Will that be an issue ? During open the report, in some ocassion, in some visual, Power BI Desktop will notify me to convert to new theme format, then I just click "Yes". But I can't remember which and when this notification will be triggered but I believed not all. When it is not triggerred, does it mean it does not converted to a new format ? and will that be a problem ?
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