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Hi, I come here to thank everyone involved for the opportunity to offer a voucher to take the GitHub Foundations certification exam Today I took the exam and passed Of course, in addition to the videos from the GitHub Certification Fundamentals series, I studied on Microsoft Learn and some previous experience in Git and GitHub Thanks again
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Integrate each workspace with GIT pointing to the Organization, the Project, the Branch and Folder inside the branch Figures 2 shows the UI to make that Fabric-GIT integration [3] You will see how to integrate Workspace Dev 1 with GIT Similarly, the workspaces Dev 2 and Main can be integrated and synchronized Figure 2
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Introduction In the post Microsoft Fabric: Integration with ADO Repos and Deployment Pipelines - A Power BI Case Study we have outlined key best practices for utilizing the seamless integration between Fabric and GIT via Azure DevOps repositories and the use of Fabric Deployment Pipelines, both features intended to improve collaborative development and agile application publishing in the
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Here, we'll use Git: Set Up Deployment Credentials: In the Azure portal, navigate to your web app's "Deployment Center" Select Deployment Source: Choose "Local Git" as the deployment source Clone the Repository: Copy the Git clone URL provided by Azure Deploy Your Code: Open a terminal and clone the repository: git clone <Azure_Git_URL>
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Defined the end to end Git integration and Deployment flow using YAML template from a project implementation perspective This can be easily implemented as you just need to include this YAML template and do a few changes as this has been successfully implemented for Deployments across some projects
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