Issues with Workloads Hub and Workload Validation error message

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Issues with Workloads Hub and Workload Validation error message #143

Closed tdraganidis closed 1 week ago

tdraganidis commented 2 weeks ago

Trying to start using the Fabric WDK, but having a lot of issues with Fabric portal and Workloads.

The workloads hub is not shown on the left-side pane as it supposed.
When I turned on the option Turn on developer mode to enable your local hosted workload on Fabric. under the Workloads Developer mode section in Developer Settings, I started getting the following error:

I don't have any custom workloads, I have just entered the Fabric portal.

I'm Fabric Administrator, Capacity Administrator and also have turned on all the Tenant Settings related to Workloads.
- Followed also these setup instructions

Any suggestions on what I can do to start seeing the Workloads Hub and what this error is all about?

anitamayorov commented 1 week ago

Hi @tdraganidis, The workload hub is visible only when you have public workloads or activated to tenant workloads. Regarding the notification - when you turn on the developer mode experience, it searches for your local server to fetch your local workload. If you still haven't done the 'npm start' stage here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/workload-development-kit/quickstart-sample#set-up-the-sample-project then Fabric portal fails to locate the server and displays this notification.

tdraganidis commented 1 week ago

Hi @tdraganidis, The workload hub is visible only when you have public workloads or activated to tenant workloads. Regarding the notification - when you turn on the developer mode experience, it searches for your local server to fetch your local workload. If you still haven't done the 'npm start' stage here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/workload-development-kit/quickstart-sample#set-up-the-sample-project then Fabric portal fails to locate the server and displays this notification.

Hi @anitamayorov, thanks for your prompt reply!

The notification issue has been fixed after applying your suggestion (to first npm start my local project).
The Workload Hub is still not visible
- I don't have any of my workloads publicly published.
- I have enabled the tenant settings from the Fabric Portal like in the screenshot below.

Am I missing any other settings that should be applied in another place?

anitamayorov commented 1 week ago

Hi @tdraganidis ,

This workload hub is currently not visible unless you have public workloads or activated to tenant workloads. So per your development scenario, you will not be able to see the workload hub at the moment. This behaviour is expected to change, no ETA.