In a Fabric deployment pipeline, what happens when you deploy content from the Development stage to the Test stage?

The content is moved, and the Development stage becomes empty

The content is archived in a backup folder

The content is copied to the Test workspace, and any existing Test content is overwritten

The content is converted to a different format

What is the purpose of a deployment pipeline in Microsoft Fabric?

To manage user permissions on workspaces

To automate the movement of content between different environments such as development, test, and production

To create backups of data in the lakehouse

To monitor the performance of semantic models

Your organization is adopting Git for Power BI development. You want to create a Power BI Desktop project that can be versioned and reviewed in pull requests. The project should also allow developers to reuse the same data source configuration across multiple reports. What should you do?

Publish the report to a Fabric workspace and use the XMLA endpoint to extract the definition.

Enable Power BI Desktop projects (.pbip) in Power BI Desktop and save the project to a folder that is connected to Git.

Create a Power BI template (.pbit) file and store it in Git.

Save the report as a .pbix file and upload it to the Git repository.

When updating a shared semantic model that is used by multiple reports, what is a key consideration?

Only the report owner can update the model

Changes to the model may affect all reports that depend on it

The model must be deleted and recreated to apply changes

The model must be exported to Excel for editing

You are considering removing a column from a warehouse table that is used in a downstream semantic model. You want to know which reports and dashboards will be affected. What should you use to get this information?

Search the Git repository for the column name.

Query the XMLA endpoint for the semantic model's data sources.

Check the deployment pipeline's deployment history.

Run impact analysis on the warehouse table.

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