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Hi,
I've started to test the tool and so far it looks great!
Nevertheless, when I try to use the full tenant analysis, I get the "You need ADMIN rights in your Power BI tenant" error even though I'm a Fabric Capacity Admin. Should I also be set as a capacity Owner? Or what level of access rights does the tool needs to run the full tenant analysis?
Came across an error when trying to retrieve a saved analysis of a shared semantic model online. Steps: Get model > get reports > analyze reports (several thousand pages) save as preview features .measurekiller Then closed MK and tried to open that file from the fileshare system (SharedOnline.measurekiller)
Loading File > Resolving References > Got the following error:[Error Message]
Version 2.4.1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app\workers.py", line 86, in run
File "measurekiller\tenant.py", line 244, in resolve_references
File "measurekiller\tenant_workspace.py", line 179, in resolve_references
File "measurekiller\tenant_semantic_model.py", line 184, in resolve_references
File "measurekiller\dataset_dependencies_builder.py", line 168, in resolve_references
File "measurekiller\model_table.py", line 387, in resolve_dependencies
File "measurekiller\model_artifact.py", line 552, in resolve_dependencies
File "measurekiller\dataset_dependencies.py", line 953, in __hash__
File "measurekiller\layout_report_page.py", line 280, in __hash__
AttributeError:…
Great tool, thank you, however [Formatting] Percentages should be formatted with thousands separators and 1 decimal gets triggered for measures that are formatted according to this description. Is there more I can do?
Enhancement request ⌛️time saver.
First awesome tool thanks for that! It would be great when doing an analysis of a golden semantic model if the SOURCE provided more information than just the report/table/page names.
Ideas:
New column in Results - Workspace Name (this would be especially helpful as we append UAT/DEV to workspaces that are in development, then I could filter those out from consideration)
New column in Results or right click - Report URL link
We have an issue where our Semantic Model powers hundreds of reports spread out over dozens of workspaces. Some of those reports are named the exact same thing (e.g. Profit & Loss) so I'm not certain which report uses a measure without opening u…
I get the following (portable version, deleted, "re-installed", same behavior): [Error Message]
Version 2.4.1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app\workers.py", line 86, in run
File "app\workers.py", line 941, in build_dependencies
File "measurekiller\dataset_dependencies_builder.py", line 246, in build_dependencies
File "measurekiller\model.py", line 836, in register_model_state
File "measurekiller\model.py", line 1291, in __init__
File "measurekiller\model.py", line 401, in used_size
File "measurekiller\model.py", line 401, in <genexpr>
File "measurekiller\model_artifact.py", line 789, in is_only_used_by_unused
File "measurekiller\model_artifact.py", line 789, in is_only_used_by_unused
File "measurekiller\model_artifact.py", line 789, in is_only_used_by_unused
[Previous line repeated 988 more times]
File "measurekiller\model_artifact.py", line 779, in is_only_used_by_unused
File "measurekiller\model_artifact.py", line 652, in is_used
RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded