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michael_mehrten
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Resolved! How to use Databricks Repos with a service principal for CI/CD in Azure DevOps?

Databricks Repos best-practices recommend using the Repos REST API to update a repo via your git provider. The REST API requires authentication, which can be done one of two ways:A user / personal access tokenA service principal access tokenUsing a u...

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pbz
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For anyone coming here in the future, this should explain it: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/repos/ci-cd-techniques-with-repos#authorize-a-service-principal-to-access-git-foldersBasically:1. Go to your service in settings -> identity and access -...

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ackerman_chris
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Azure Devops Git sync failed in Azure Databricks

Hello,I am currently attempting to setup a Git Repo within Azure Devops to use on my Azure Databricks Workspace environment for various notebooks. I went through the process of creating a Personal Access Token (PAT) on Devops, and have inputted the t...

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martikev
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How to avoid losing dbutils.widgets parameters when connecting databricks repos folder with azure dev ops?

Hi guys We want to move from databricks workspace to databricks repos. Now when we create a new folder under repos and connect to our azure dev ops repository all our dbutils.widget parameters are lost. How to avoid this? We want to fully depend on a...

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Vidula
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Hi @Kevin Peter M. Marti​ Hope all is well! Just wanted to check in if you were able to resolve your issue and would you be happy to share the solution or mark an answer as best? Else please let us know if you need more help. We'd love to hear from y...

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mehdi1
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Resolved! How to programmatically create a widget?

I know the dbutils.widget.text to create a widget in a notebook. So for me the workflow 1. Having a notebook2. Use dbutils.widget.text (or other type of widgets) once in a notebook cell to create a widget3. Remove the cell containing dbutils.widget...

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RachelGomez123
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@Mehdi BEN ABDESSELEM​ , Steps for Creating a Basic WidgetStep 1: Create a New ProjectTo create a new project in Android Studio, please refer to How to Create/Start a New Project in Android Studio. We are implementing it for both Java and Kotlin lang...

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gbrueckl
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Setup Git Integration via REST API

We are currently setting up CI/CD for our Databricks workspace using Databricks Repos following the approach described in the offical docs: https://docs.databricks.com/repos.html#best-practices-for-integrating-databricks-repos-with-cicd-workflowsObvi...

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New1
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Hi, how can i trigger a job externally using Github actions?

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ak09
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Triggering Notebook in Azure Repos via Azure DevOps

I have been using Databricks workspace for all my data science projects in my firm. In my current project, I have built a CI pipeline using databricks-cli & Azure DevOps. Using databricks-cli I can trigger the Notebook which is present in my workspa...

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MadelynM
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Repos let you use Git functionality such as cloning a remote repo, managing branches, pushing and pulling changes and visually comparing differences upon commit. Here's a quick video (3:56) on setting up a repo for Databricks on AWS. Pre-reqs: Git in...

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