@cwebb_bi It's important to understand what problems we are solving before providing a solution first.
In this case, how to convince users about deterministic output even when Power BI Copilot itself issues a disclaimer about the result it gives? How to gain the trust of users?
@cwebb_bi@cwebb_bi on the other hand, we typically use VS for model.bim development and deploy to powerbi using xmla endpoint. We use model.bim for the sake of readability and version history. So even then , it would not be available in analysis services extension of VS code ?
@cwebb_bi This is a great feature, Chris. Reduces lot of additional compute. Does it work on Visual Studio with Analysis Services extension? I tried but it doesn't seem to work. If it doesn't, what are the alternatives to make it work on Visual Studio for Tabular models development?