You are not alone! I recently completed some work for a client regarding orphaned deployment pipelines. In small teams, where one or two developers handle most of the tasks, certain items may become orphaned, and accessing them can be challenging. While using REST API to achieve many things is common, working with PowerShell has never been my strong suit. Fortunately, this can be accomplished quite easily with Fabric and Fabric Notebooks. Below is a quick code snippet you can

Copying Power BI reports or notebooks across Fabric workspaces isn’t exactly smooth — especially if you want to move things in bulk. In this blog, I walk through how I used the Fabric CLI inside a notebook to automate this task. No external tooling, no manual fiddling. Just a smart little hack with: • Environment-based authentication • Folder ID lookups (with auto-create if missing) • Safe copy logic with fab cp • Final clean-up with a folder PATCH

It’s one of those blog posts I write for my own reference as I often find myself needing this code. I…

Documentation is a critical and tedious part of every project. However, it is essential to review existing developments or document new…