Currently there is no Microsoft Fabric connector in Power Automate. When we want Power Automate to save a file to OneLake Lakehouse, we need to use a workaround. This post walks through the demo I did for the Microsoft Fabric European Conference 2024.
There are times it is useful to calculate an inherited value from parent item to child. The target date of a feature to be passed down to the child user story and then onto the child tasks.
Azure DevOps is built around the pattern than items have child items and so a backlog view will show the items in a hierarchy. When the work items some into Power BI that is not shown. So this gives me the chance to use one of my favourite resources, DAX Patterns and their Parent-Child pattern.
Azure DevOps is full of data that management want to to report on. Adding a Power BI report is an obvious way to do this. This post is my take on how I would build the reports.
One of the easiest ways to edit a project in Azure DevOps is to connect Excel to the project. This post walks you through connecting to a project and updating the DevOps items in Excel.
I had a need to use automation to do DevOps updates on behalf of another person so when the DevOps adoption metrics were done we the stats were slightly more accurate.
When a work item is assigned to you, you are sent a notification. In this post we show how Power Automate can update without notifications
Wiql is the language used to define the queries in Azure DevOps. Power Automate can use a REST API to execute the wiql.
DevOps REST API is a well documented API that we can easily use in Power Automate to perform a huge range of actions.
This post shows you how to find the names for fields and how to update fields in Azure DevOps using Power Automate
