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2.6.0

Minor Changes:

* Make `top` parameter optional on the `Admin.groups()` method. Makes the method consistent with `PowerBI.groups()` method (9 )

2.5.9

Patches bugs in `PowerBI.create_group()` and `JSONDecodeError` that were occurring when a request error does not have a json component.

Bug Fixes

* create_group KeyError (5 )
* Error handling fails when the response does not include a json component (7 )

2.5.7

Patches bug in `admin.activitiy_events()` where the `continuationToken` was not being properly handled and returned a response: `Expected literal type token but found token`.

Bug Fixes

* continuationToken API error (4 )

2.5.6

Release adds support for a subset of Admin Operations. Library users with Administrator rights can now use `pbypi` to perform Admin Operations.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/andrewvillazon/pbipy/compare/v2.4.5...v2.5.6

New Features:

* A new `Admin` object that can be instantiated from the client using the `admin()` method: `pbi.admin()`. This object provides access to Administrator functionality.
* Admins can:
* Get activity logs for a given time window.
* Retrieve users and their access to Apps, Datasets, Dataflows, Groups, and Reports.
* Retrieve user subscriptions to Dashboards and Reports.
* Add and delete users from Groups.
* and more...

2.4.5

Release adds full support for Dataflows. Library users can now use `pbypi` to manage Dataflows.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/andrewvillazon/pbipy/compare/v2.3.4...v2.4.5

New Features:

* New `Dataflow` resource, representing a Power BI Dataflow.
* Users can retrieve information on their Dataflows, examine Datasources, examine Transactions, trigger a Refresh, set Refresh Schedules, and Update Dataflows.
* Implements all [Dataflow Operations](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/power-bi/dataflows).

2.3.4

Release adds full support for Apps. Library users can now use `pbypi` to retrieve information on their installed Apps from their Power BI instances.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/andrewvillazon/pbipy/compare/v2.2.4...v2.3.4

New Features:

* Implement a new `App` resource, representing an installed App.
* An `App` can: get dashboards, tiles, and reports associated with the App.

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