Version Control in Power BI and Fabric
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Power BI and Microsoft Fabric use Azure DevOps as the core component for their version and source control. The integration with Azure DevOps and Git helps maintain a copy of the source code and version it. It allows access to it anytime needed, plus the multi-development aspect added. In this article and video, you will learn how this integration works.
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This video is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Can’t wait for the next video on best practices around the process flow of branches. Thanks!
Great video Reza. Eagerly awaiting for the next video for the best practices. Thank you!
Excellent video..look forward to the next video on the process. Thanks RADACAD
look forward to the video on the process! :)
Will do!
Really great content, appreciate it. Would love to learn more about process best practices.
Thanks, Reza, well explained.
Glad it was helpful!
Eager for the process side of git branches and pipeline workflow! Do you have an ETA? Currently working on git/pipeline documentation and can't find a lot of resources on this topic.
Just watched through your Microsoft Fabric playlist, incredibly helpful to get an overview of all the Fabric services!
What would you advise how to tackle the MS DP-600 certification?
with RDL Files in mind do we need the .PLATFORM Files in source control? Is there anyway to exclude them if they arent required?
Awesome video. We have hundreds of PBI reports. Do you create a DevOps project for each report?
Can you please make a video of how 2 people can work on one file in pbix file?!
COOL
does it work only if you have Microsoft Fabric?
Without Fabric workspace Git integration is possible?
great video, very useful, can you please confirm if the dataset pbix files under git control (we separate our datasets from our visuals), is the data itself stored in Github, or just the metadata of the data and not the data itself? (really only pertinent for Import Models where the data is stored in the pbix)
Just the metadata of the semantic model
@@luizaoancea7217 thanks
Super!
Thank you!
Can I commit/push directly from PowerBI Desktop?
not yet, but hopefully in the future
thanks@@RADACAD!
@@RADACAD Is this still the case currently?
You can do it with local source control. You clone that repository to your local machine and commit the changes locally with your preferred source control tool. And when you push the changes to your remote branch, if you have a workspace connected to that branch, then you will see the changes from desktop in the service