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Power BI Ingestion (Reports and Lineage) #11204
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Also, can you confirm that you can not use the csv enricher to add objects/descriptions for dashboards? Only datasets? |
This has hopefully been fixed in #10910 and should be available in Cli version: v14.0.0 |
Thanks Chris, Do you happen to know how to download that version? It installs acryl-datahub, version 0.13.3 Or if you mean, should be available once that comes out, do you know when that is scheduled for? |
When I run that command it installs version 0.14.0.3 as that is now the latest version. Otherwise, you can try and setting it manually via: |
Thanks. pip install 'acryl-datahub[powerbi, snowflake, dbt]' --upgrade also worked. I didn't realize it didn't check for the latest version if you already had it. It does now bring in the Report name. Lineage back to the Snowflake table is still a mixed bag, but I will close this issue and try to figure out if there's any specific scenarios that the parser is having problems with. |
Describe the bug
We have been trying to ingest power bi reports into our datahub instance with mixed results. The biggest issue which I have not been able to determine a work around for is that Power BI reports/dashboards show up without any lineage or names. And you can't click on them in the search UI. The only way to determine which is which is to look at the code behind to UI page. Power BI datasets and Power BI pages import correctly. But the report name itself, the object that the end users would know, isn't appearing.
I have tried asking in the Slack channel and I also tried using the csv-enricher to populate the description and potentially figure out manual lineage. But they do not seem to work either.
To Reproduce
I have created a recipe file that looks like this
`source:
type: "powerbi"
config:
tenant_id: XXXXX
client_id: XXXXX
client_secret: XXXXX
Expected behavior
Ideally I'd be able to see the lineage from the Snowflake table all the way to the Power BI report that the end user would see in Azure.
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