Bi-directional (dual) relationships in semantic models

GT-Analytics / fuam-basic

FUAM is a solution to enable a holistic monitoring on top of Power BI and Fabric.

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Bi-directional (dual) relationships in semantic models #2

Open marclelijveld opened 4 weeks ago

marclelijveld commented 4 weeks ago

Hi team!

I love FUAM, such a great initiative! I've deployed it at my test environment and playing around with it right now! I noticed many relationships in the semantic models are bi-directional which can lead to ambiguous data models and may result in showing incomplete views of the data. I'm more than willing to contribute to the solution by helping to prevent from these bi-di relationships and find other was to achieve the same. Are you open for community contributions? And how do you wish to receive these? As a PR?

--Marc

kethom-analytics commented 3 weeks ago

Hey,

We are very happy you like it!

Currently it's mainly @ggintli and me developing, but there are have been more people providing feedback and improving the solution. I think this is great and more contributors can only improve the solution. I will discuss with Gellert, what is the best way to make this possible, because currently we like to keep our easy way to deploy it via the script, but this unfortunately makes normal Github collaboration quite difficult. Especially when items have been developed on different Fabric tenants

We'll get in touch with you!

FrankPreusker commented 3 weeks ago

We're deviating a bit from the request here :-) As a community project this solution should support GitHub collaboration. One way could be to publish the individual parts of the deployment script separately (eg each of the Juypter notebooks) to allow contributions. From there you can still re-build the deployment script as new releases.