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Peer Grønnerup · 2025-05-09T12:39:27.518Z

During Microsoft Fabric project implementations, I’m frequently asked a deceptively simple question: “Under which identity is this running?” It turns out, the answer isn’t always straightforward - and to be honest, it’s a topic I’ve also found quite ...

Thank you so much for the insightful blog post! This whole thing is oh so complicated! We just had a colleague developer quit 2 weeks ago, and everything he has developed has started failing. And in order to make things work, the route is not easy!

take over ownership of the items
make small edits to child pipelines so I become the 'last modified by' user
recreate the trigger schedule, so I become the owner of that schedule
connections he forgot to add the team to, had to be recreated. I have one web connection that I do not know the link to, and even though I am a Fabric tenant admin, and I have the connection id, there is no way I can get access to that connection, not through admin apis, and (so far) not through the support case

So yeah, developers can never quit the company once they have created something in Fabric!

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