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I've been running into a few issues when updating existing reports to the Service:
I'm almost certain all of the above is due to my team taking the orignal desktop file, making a copy of it (as to preserve the original), making updates to the copied version, then publishing the copied version. The copied version gets a slightly different file name such as Test Report 1.2. (1.2 just stands for report id 1, version 2).
Power Bi the Service treats the copied version as an entirely new report. That makes sense to me.
My question is how do you guys do version control and maintain your reports so that the original properly gets updated on the service without having a new report added and having to delete the outdated one?
Of the top of my head, the fix is to always make updates to the orgianl file. But what if you make some changes that are not what you intended and save over the orginal. How would you go back to that prior state?
Please let me know how the rest of you are doing it!!
No such option available as of now. My recomendation is to maintain the versions on local PC/ Cloud storage and always upload the same file name.
E.g. MonthlySales.pbix should be uploaded always.
But you can have MonthlySales_1.01.pbix , MonthlySales1.02.pbix on your storage for reference.
So are you saying it really depends on the file name at the time of upload?
If I made a copy of the original, renamed it back to the same name as the original file, and uploaded the copy with same name... the Power BI service would treat it as the same file as the original?
I probably sound redundant but just want to make sure I'm understanding 100%
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