I have accidentally deleted one of my revision in azure databricks. can I undo my action ? Or there a way to get it back?
As per official documentation, you cannot recover deleted revision.
While you delete, it shows warning as This cannot be undone.
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Accidentally i deleted a notebook from my databricks repo before any commit, I expected to restore it from trash folder but the notebook is not there. Is posible to restore from any directory on the server or something like that?
If you right click on the repo it should show the following context_menu:
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Clicking on git will lead you to your latest changes, making it possible to revert uncommitted changes.
It was never versioned. I just had created a notebook then deleted it by mistake so it was never anywhere but my repo workspace. Once I deleted the notebook I was hoping to find it in my trash folder, but aparently there is no way no restore it.
Is there a way to change the commit message when saving an Azure Data Factory to git?
Whenever you press save it seems you get a commit and that commit will change say Updating pipeline name. While sort of useful it would be nice to actually put in some descriptions of what's changed. Is there a way to do this?
Unfortunately, Azure Data Factory does not currently support to customize the commit message. We can upvote the feedback here to let Microsoft improve this feature.
So our project has been using Azure Data Factory with GIT integration for about a year without issues.
We just encountered one I need help with.
The data factory pulls in its changes from GIT. So usually we just check in / merge branches, and then I go to the portal and press publish new changes and it works fine.
Everything looked normal, but this time it failed because there was a pipeline referencing a deleted dataset.
https://i.imgur.com/FuJ6wOc.png
I looked but couldn't find the pipeline in the project or my git repo's json files.
Finally I realized there was this button to switch over to "DataFactory" mode. I assume this was the old mode we used before we set up GIT?
https://i.imgur.com/J2lQmYY.png
In this mode I found the pipeline that was causing the failure, deleted it, but then I can't actually save the delete because I am not allowed to publish from Data Factory mode with GIT sync enabled.
https://i.imgur.com/B4Q4k2C.png
So I seem to be in a holding pattern, can't publish from GIT to deploy code due to DataFactory mode, yet I can't fix DataFactory mode because I have GIT enabled.
I suppose I could disable the GIT sync, fix the DF mode, and renable the git sync but I am worried that might break something else.
Anyone seen this before?
Thanks
I looked but couldn't find the pipeline in the project or my git
repo's json files.
In this mode I found the pipeline that was causing the failure,
deleted it, but then I can't actually save the delete because I am not
allowed to publish from Data Factory mode with GIT sync enabled.
It seems your data between Git mode and Data Factory mode isn't synchronize. You can try to import existing resources to repository.
I suppose I could disable the GIT sync, fix the DF mode, and renable
the git sync.
I think this way can work and it won't break something else.
You can disconnect the GIT repository, delete the pipeline from data factory mode, publish and re-connect to GIT. Make sure to import the existing resources to repo when you reconnect with GIT.
Hi I am trying to create a linked to the Azure Data Lake Storage Gen 1 but I am getting an error of "You are not allowed to make changes or publish from 'Data Factory' mode as your factory has GIT enabled."
I believe I edited the Data Factory already to remove the connection to GIT (disable GIT) but it is still not working.
Does anyone else have encounter similar issues before and have tips on how to solve this? Any helps is appreciated, thank you.
As we know,it will cost some time for the disconnect on the Git to take into place. We can refresh the page and try again.
We also can click the dropdown to check if you have removed the GIT successfully.
If successfully deleted, it will disappear from here.
Else, you can remove the Git repo here:
I can see experiment 2 is in deleted, but when it will be deleted actually?
2 test hdfs:///1234/mlflow deleted
If the experiment is not deleted automatically, how can I delete it?
I am assuming you use sql store?
Currently there is no way to tell mlflow to hard-delete experiments. We are working with open source contributors to add a cli command that would perform garbage-collection of deleted experiments. This should be added soon in one of the upcoming mlflow releases. In the meantime, you can connect to your sql store and delete the experiments manually.