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A data analytics team needs to integrate a Microsoft Fabric workspace with their existing version control system, Azure DevOps Git, to manage code for notebooks and data pipelines. They want to ensure that all changes are tracked, and a proper branching and merging workflow is followed before deploying to production. Which Fabric feature enables this integration?
- AAzure Data Factory integration
- BGit integration for workspaces
- CPowerShell cmdlets for Fabric
- DFabric deployment pipelines
Show answer & explanationAnswer & explanation
Correct answer: B. Git integration for workspaces
Fabric's Git integration feature allows workspaces to connect directly to Azure DevOps Git repositories. This enables developers to manage notebooks, data pipelines, and other code artifacts using standard Git workflows, including branching, committing, and pull requests, directly from within the Fabric environment.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Azure Data Factory integration is for connecting ADF pipelines to Fabric, not for Git version control within Fabric itself.
- C. PowerShell cmdlets can automate tasks but do not provide the built-in, interactive Git integration needed for a development workflow.
- D. Fabric deployment pipelines manage the promotion of items across environments (dev, test, prod) but do not directly provide Git version control for code artifacts.
Fabric Git Integration
Fabric Git integration connects a Microsoft Fabric workspace to an Azure DevOps Git repository, enabling version control, collaboration, and CI/CD for code artifacts like notebooks and data pipelines.
- Integrates with Azure DevOps Git.
- Enables standard Git workflows (commit, branch, merge).
- Supports version control for notebooks, data pipelines, KQL queries, etc.
Memory trick: Git Integration is like giving your Fabric workspace a 'Source Code Brain' from Git.