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I'm trying to figure out the best way to support multiple development environments in Power BI. Specifically, we have completely separate Development / Test / Prod web servers, each with their own databases and their own copies of source code. From a coding perspective, we write code on our local, push to the git repo, deploy the code to Development, test it, deploy the code to Test, perform more testing, and then finally deploy to Prod. Each server has its own separate database, and the source code is all managed by Git.
Ideally, we would follow this same work flow in Power BI. This is essentially what we would want if it were possible for new reports:
We would also ideally want a similar workflow when updating the source data model. For example, this is what we would want if, hypothetically, we had to change the calculation on one of the calculated columns used in reports:
Is a workflow like this possible in Power BI? Or will we have to modify how we approach things? Thanks.
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After doing some more research, it looks like Deployment Pipelines basically do this, so that seems to be the best solution in this case.
After doing some more research, it looks like Deployment Pipelines basically do this, so that seems to be the best solution in this case.
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