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Re: [I] [SIP-203] Git-backed Version Control for Datasets in Apache Superset [superset]

sebastianvillarroel commented on issue #37427:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/37427#issuecomment-4169901525

   Great SIP! As someone who has worked with Looker and several other BI tools, this is a gap I've thought about a lot. Versioning dataset definitions is a real step forward.
   
   One thing worth considering as a follow-up: knowing *what* changed in a dataset doesn't tell you *what broke downstream*. The propagation of a change is still manual and requires knowing where a dataset is used:  charts, dashboards, and models built on top of a modified virtual dataset can silently drift out of sync, and Git history alone doesn't surface that.
   
   Is there a vision for how Superset might eventually tackle change propagation, or is that seen as the domain of external lineage tooling?


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