Which Git providers does Fabric workspace integration support?
Why B is the answer
Azure DevOps and GitHub
Microsoft lists syncing a workspace with Azure DevOps or GitHub.
In detail
- Fabric workspace Git integration supports Azure DevOps and GitHub.
- Each developer can work in a separate workspace and branch.
Use case
An illustrative scenario, not a real incident.
A data team already uses GitHub for its code, so it connects the Fabric workspace to a GitHub branch and reviews item changes in pull requests.
See it in different ways
flowchart LR A["Workspace"] --> B["Git repository"] A --> C["Dev stage"] C --> D["Test stage"] D --> E["Prod stage"]
sequenceDiagram participant G as Git participant D as Dev participant T as Test participant P as Prod G->>D: Syncs the workspace D->>T: Deployment pipeline T->>P: Deployment pipeline P->>P: Deployment rules set production values
sequenceDiagram participant P0 as Workspace participant P1 as Git repository P0->>P1: Commit changes P1-->>P0: Update from branch
Key point: Fabric syncs with Azure DevOps or GitHub.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. None, because Fabric items cannot be stored in Git
- Items can be stored in Git.
- C. Only a local file share on the capacity
- A local share is not supported.
- D. Subversion, connected through a gateway
- Subversion is not supported.