C# console application demonstrating use of service service profiles and Power BI embedding together with Fabric workspace items .

The repo includes a .vscode folder so you can debug the console app with the VS Code debugger instead of relying on Visual Studio solution settings.

1. Install the .NET 8 SDK and open the repository folder in VS Code.
2. Copy the template settings file (kept out of git) so the build can copy it:

   copy appsettings.template.json appsettings.json

3. Restore and build from the integrated terminal:

   dotnet restore
   dotnet build FabricServicePrincipalProfile.csproj

4. Press F5 and select .NET Launch (FabricServicePrincipalProfile). The launch profile runs dotnet run --project FabricServicePrincipalProfile.csproj from the repository root, keeping relative paths intact.
5. If you need environment variables (for secrets or overrides), create a .env file in the repo root. VS Code will load it automatically when you use the launch profile.

The app expects these configuration keys under AppSettings: (use Key Vault secret names that map to these, typically with -- separators, for example AppSettings--FabricCapacityId):

• FabricCapacityId
• ServicePrincipalAuthTenantId
• ServicePrincipalAuthClientId
• ServicePrincipalAuthClientSecret
• ServicePrincipalObjectId
• ServicePrincipalProfileId
• AdminUserId