Source Control in Power BI – What are your options?
So version control in Power BI has been a challenge from the start. What do you do if the changes you made messed everything up and you want to roll back to an
So version control in Power BI has been a challenge from the start. What do you do if the changes you made messed everything up and you want to roll back to an older version? Or if the file you saved on your computer is (unintentionally) deleted? What if parts of the changes you made were really good and you would like to update other reports with the same changes? Then what?
So, while we wait for this new feature to come, let’s take a look at your options!
1 Version control your .bpix files using OneDrive or Sharepoint
2 Version control your .bpix files using Git
3 Tabular editor to source control your Power BI data model
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More about Source Control in Power BI
Source control in Power BI is a feature that allows users to track and manage changes made to their Power BI reports, dashboards and datasets. This helps ensure that all stakeholders have access to the most up-to-date version of a report or dashboard. T
here are several options for source control in Power BI, including Azure DevOps (formerly known as Visual Studio Team Services), GitHub, Bitbucket, TFVC (Team Foundation Version Control), and Git. Each option has its own unique features and functionality which can be used to collaborate with other team members on projects. With Azure DevOps, you can easily create branches for different versions of reports or dashboards while also tracking changes through pull requests.
Additionally, it provides an easy way to set up automated builds so that any change made is automatically tested before being pushed into production. GitHub provides an intuitive user interface along with powerful collaboration tools such as issue tracking and code reviews which makes it ideal for teams working together on large projects. Lastly, with TFS/Bitbucket/TFVC you’ll gain access to more advanced source control solutions such as automated builds & releases and continuous integration capabilities which are essential when dealing with larger scale deployments of your reports or data models in production environments.
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