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4 TopicsAutomated Testing with Git Integration and DAX Query View | May Meeting
Join us on May 28, 2024 at 12:00 pm MST for a Live Stream Event via Microsoft Teams! The purpose of this group is to discuss and keep up with the ever-shifting landscape of the Microsoft Fabric analytics experience stack. Agenda Automated Testing with Git Integration and DAX Query View | John Kerski Description Are you struggling with managing issues in your semantic models/datasets? Would you like to conduct tests and easily share those tests with your team? In this session I show you a DAX Query View Testing Pattern. This pattern combines the new DAX Query View feature in Power BI Desktop, Azure DevOps, and DataOps principles to help you improve project delivery and reduce errors. Speakers John Kerski Speaker/Sponsorship opportunities We welcome anyone who wishes to become involved with one of our user groups. From seasoned presenters to those that are just getting started, there are always opportunities to speak at one of our user groups. For sponsors, this is a great chance to get in front of a dedicated audience of data lovers. Email Maria De Somma (mailto:[email protected]) for more information on these opportunities. Join the Community on LinkedIn!126Views0likes0CommentsMastering Power BI GitHub Integration - A New Era of Data Collaboration
Microsoft Power BI Data Connect - An Interactive Knowledge Sharing Event The NextGen Data Aspirants Community (NDAC) is back with another exciting, hands-on session — this time focusing on the integration of Power BI with GitHub. Whether you're a beginner just getting started with version control or an advanced user looking to streamline your Power BI workflows, this session will show you how to unlock the full potential of GitHub integration. Learn how to seamlessly track changes, collaborate more effectively, and maintain version control across your Power BI projects, all in one smooth, efficient flow! Date: 2nd August 2025 Time: 6:00 PM IST Duration: 1 Hour Mode: Online Session Abstract: Join us for an exciting and informative session on Power BI GitHub Integration. In this session, Sainatha Reddy, a seasoned Data Analyst, will dive into how integrating Power BI with GitHub can revolutionize your data workflows. This session will cover how the integration works, its benefits, and how it helps streamline version control, track changes, and enhance collaboration within Power BI projects. Session Takeaways: -Learn the key benefits of Power BI GitHub integration. -Discover how to track changes in your Power BI reports and datasets. -Understand version control within the Power BI environment using GitHub. -Explore practical use cases for GitHub integration in Power BI projects. -Gain insights on improving collaboration in your data projects. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced user of Power BI, this session will provide you with the tools and insights needed to make your work more efficient and organized through seamless integration with GitHub. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to boost your Power BI skills and expand your knowledge! Let’s explore, learn, and innovate together — one seamless integration at a time! Join us at WhatsApp: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GHBzZ7rKqylLyXTGJqyTxz Follow us at LinkedIn: NextGen Data Aspirants Community: Overview | LinkedIn Join us at teams: https://teams.live.com/l/community/FEAVIPJvr_9CQiYFgI Join us at Meetup: NextGen Data Aspirants Community | MeetupRunning GitHub Actions Offline: Debug CI/CD workflows Locally
Data Engineers in Toronto August 2026 Semimonthly Meeting Topic: Running GitHub Actions Offline: Debug CI/CD workflows right from your local machine Abstract: Ever wanted to try out your GitHub Actions without waiting for the cloud to spin up the runners? Well, you can! Testing GitHub Actions locally lets you build, test, and debug your CI/CD workflows right from your machine. Through a tool such as act, you can simulate GitHub’s environment for your workflows locally using Docker. This means no more pushes of dozens of commits just to see if your syntax in the YAML file is wrong. You can make changes, execute, and validate your automation as many times as you want, even on a plane where there's no Wi-Fi. Just install Docker, install act, load your secrets locally, and run commands like act push to test your events in the workflows. That's faster, lightweight, and the greatest productivity booster. Taking GitHub Actions offline is not about isolation; it's about freedom and control over your automation pipeline. Speaker: Steve Yonkeu, Software Engineer & Microsoft MVP Speaker Profile: Steve Yonkeu is a backend software engineer dedicated to delivering excellence in architecture, performance, and modularity. For over 5 years he has been leading teams and projects and open source communities worldwide. Steve is also the founder of Django Cameroon and Python Cameroon communities today. He is also an organizer at PyCon Africa and speaker at PyConUS.97Views0likes0CommentsUnable to Deploy RDL Files to Power BI Service via GitHub
Hi, I have been using GitHub.com for a while, and it has been working fine until I encountered a new issue. I can create an RDL file and submit it through a pull request (PR) without any problems. However, when I try to deploy the RDL file to the Power BI Service, I am unable to find it after deployment. Could you please let me know what alternative options are available for deploying the RDL file to the Power BI Service? Also, are there any additional steps I should take to ensure the deployed file is visible in the service? Thank you.Solved686Views0likes5Comments