Your organization uses Azure DevOps for source control. You need to connect a Fabric workspace to a repository so that changes to dataflows and reports are versioned. What should you do?

Use the Azure DevOps pipeline to export Fabric items and commit them to the repository.

Create a new repository in Fabric and link it to Azure DevOps.

In Fabric workspace settings, connect to the Azure DevOps repository and select the branch to sync.

Use the Fabric API to manually upload items to Azure DevOps.

A Fabric workspace is shared by a team of five data engineers. They need to collaborate on a set of notebooks and data pipelines without overwriting each other's work. The team wants a workflow where each engineer works on their own copy of the code, and changes are integrated only after a peer review. Which branching strategy should you recommend?

Disable version control and rely on Fabric's built-in item history.

Use a release branch only and have engineers work sequentially on it.

Create a feature branch for each engineer and merge to main via pull requests.

Use a single main branch and have all engineers commit directly to it.

Which of the following best describes how database project versioning is typically implemented in Fabric?

By using deployment pipelines only

By enabling automatic backups in the warehouse

By storing the project in a Git repository

By creating a new warehouse for each change

Which of the following is required before you can connect a Fabric workspace to a Git repository?

A Power BI Pro license for every workspace member

An Azure DevOps organization with a service connection

A deployment pipeline configured for the workspace

A database project in Fabric has multiple versions. The team wants to compare the current version with a previous version to understand what changed. What should they do?

Use the Fabric UI to view version history.

Use the Git history to view the diff between commits.

Use the deployment pipeline to compare versions.

Export both versions as DACPACs and compare them manually.

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16application · medium
Your organization uses Azure DevOps for source control. You need to connect a Fabric workspace to a repository so that changes to dataflows and reports are versioned. What should you do?
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17application · medium
A Fabric workspace is shared by a team of five data engineers. They need to collaborate on a set of notebooks and data pipelines without overwriting each other's work. The team wants a workflow where each engineer works on their own copy of the code, and changes are integrated only after a peer review. Which branching strategy should you recommend?
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Which of the following best describes how database project versioning is typically implemented in Fabric?
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19foundation · easy
Which of the following is required before you can connect a Fabric workspace to a Git repository?
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20application · medium
A database project in Fabric has multiple versions. The team wants to compare the current version with a previous version to understand what changed. What should they do?
Select an answer first

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