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Calling Fabric and Power BI APIs that support LRO using Semantic-Link
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I want to thank Michael Kovalsky for pointing out that FabricRestClient in Semantic Link supports (since v 0.7.5) Long Running Operation (LRO).
For any Fabric APIs that support LRO, you just need to pass lro_wait=True
Example:
Below API returns Fabric notebook definition
%pip install semantic-link
import sempy.fabric as fabric
client = fabric.FabricRestClient()
response = client.post(f"v1/workspaces/<ws>/notebooks/<nb>/getDefinition", lro_wait = True)
response
If you would like to learn more about Semantic Link and Semantic Link Labs, watch this excellent session by Michael:
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