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Azure Databricks Git Credentials for Service Principals Assuming you want to use a git provider in the job definition - yes, it seems it is possible to set a token for the service principal in Azure Databricks You need to go to workspace settings -> personal access tokens -> Permission settings -> add permission to the spervice principal to use tokens
Configure Git credentials connect a remote repo to This article describes how to configure your Git credentials in Databricks so that you can connect a remote repo using Databricks Git folders (formerly Repos) For a list of supported Git providers (cloud and on-premises), read Supported Git providers
Setup Git credentials for Service Principal in Azure Databricks Today, I will demonstrate how to set up Databricks workflows to use a remote repository and execute them using a Service Principal Let’s set up the Git workflow As illustrated, you can set the ‘Source’ to Git When setting up connectivity, you can connect to Azure DevOps or GitHub
Re: Enforcing git integration via API - Microsoft Fabric Community I would like to streamline the setup we have with git integration (ADO repo <-> Power BI Workspace) For that, I wanted to use the MS Fabric API calls: Commit to Git and Update from Git We normally have a dedicated service principal to use for such automations but I understand that these specific items are not allowed to use by SPs
Workflow service principle owned cant checkout git repository Hi, To use a service principal with Repos API first add the Git PAT token for the service principal via the Git Credential API You can then use Repos API and Jobs APIs with your service principal
Using Git commands with Service Principal authentication. How can I use service principal authentication to commit and push changes to Azure DevOps Git? An Azure service that provides fine-grained access management for Azure resources, enabling you to grant users only the rights they need to perform their jobs Following up to check if the answer provided by @Nandan Hegde was helpful