Mathias Thierbach

The schema is implicitly documented across those code files: * Core: [PbixProject.cs](https://github.com/pbi-tools/pbi-tools/blob/1.0.1/src/PBI-Tools/ProjectSystem/PbixProject.cs) * Model: [ModelSettings.cs](https://github.com/pbi-tools/pbi-tools/blob/1.0.1/src/PBI-Tools/ProjectSystem/ModelSettings.cs) * Deployments [DeploymentManifest.cs](https://github.com/pbi-tools/pbi-tools/blob/1.0.1/src/PBI-Tools/Deployments/DeploymentManifest.cs) Further documentation would be accepted as a community contribution.

To clarify what you're asking. This is about supporting username/password flows to authenticate with Power BI Service for deployment scenarios? Please be aware that Microsoft very explicitly recommends _against_ using...

You either don't have the 64-bit version of PBI Desktop installed, or you didn't install it using the MSI or via the Windows Store. However, even if you used a...

Dataset deployments do not support wildcards in the source element. I haven't come across a use case where one would want to deploy datasets in bulk, particularly when combined with...

With an assumed ("enterprise") setup of few datasets and many reports, I'd suggest to keep each dataset in its own repo. Then, I'd propose to either keep all related reports...

You're correct, those are error messages from the PBI API. I could help if I had access to your manifest (as that would reveal which API calls are made). Also...

Hi @saai-reddy, yes, that's possible. The deployment source can reference a single file/project or multiple files/project (when using wildcards). In terms of destination, any given PBIX is always deployed to...

It should be noted that #3 does not change the behavior described above automatically as current consumers of the library might explicitly or implicitly depend on it, and it would...

@nhan-deltafact I just tested that with my own model and it worked fine end-to-end. Could you please provide some more details so we can give a better response?