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Hi All,
I've created several content packs and I keep running into the same issue. Please help.
I created a Content Pack, called Content Pack1. However, I noticed that the report, called Report1, within the content pack needed some additions/changes. When I make the changes to Report1 within the PBI Desktop and then re-Publish as the same name, Report1, the changes are noticed in the report under my service, but do not reflect in the Content Pack1. Therefore my colleagues do not see the changes.
It was my understanding once you update a report, it should update the content pack. Is this true, or am I missing an order of operation somewhere? If so, what do I need to do? Thanks in advance.
Greg
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@Greg_Davurse Content Packs will only push updates in data, not structure. The downstream effects are bigger on the end users as they are taking copies, so they will need to get a new copy everytime you refresh a Content Pack. As such, you need to go to Settings -> View Content Pack -> Choose the one you want by selecting Edit -> then scroll through and hit "Update". This will push the changes to the end users and prompt them to get the latest version if they want it.
@Greg_Davurse Content Packs will only push updates in data, not structure. The downstream effects are bigger on the end users as they are taking copies, so they will need to get a new copy everytime you refresh a Content Pack. As such, you need to go to Settings -> View Content Pack -> Choose the one you want by selecting Edit -> then scroll through and hit "Update". This will push the changes to the end users and prompt them to get the latest version if they want it.
Sounds good. Thanks!
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