Install¶

Prerequisites¶

Python 3.11 or later
An Azure credential. The package picks one up automatically — see Authentication.

Authentication¶

fabric-dw selects a credential source via the FABRIC_AUTH environment variable:

`FABRIC_AUTH` value	What it uses
`default` (default)	`azure-identity` `DefaultAzureCredential` — see Authentication for the full chain
`sp`	Service-principal (`AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET`)
`interactive`	Browser pop-up

See Authentication for the full credential chain, all supported sources, and debugging tips.

Install¶

pip install fabric-dw

Note

The package is not yet published to PyPI. Installation instructions will be updated on the first release. In the meantime, you can install directly from the repository source.

Verify¶

After installation, confirm the CLI is available:

fabric-dw --help

You should see the top-level help output listing available commands.

See also the Authentication page for the full credential chain and the Troubleshooting page for common failure modes such as expired tokens and 403 permission errors.