Microsoft Fabric, taking over orphaned deployment pipelines Last week, we ran into an issue where deployment pipelines are owned by a person who no longer works for our organisation. This meant we could not access the deployment pipelines owned by this account. API The way to recover them is to use API's. At first, we all thought that using the Fabric API's would work, but they didn't. After asking around, we found out that we should use the Power BI API's.

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What's the purpose of a deployment pipeline in a CI/CD process?

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