Thanks for reporting this situation. Unfortunately, what you are mentioning is a known limitation we encountered when developing the new connector. I assume you are referring to the usage of the GraphQL function directly from the Power BI Navigator. In this scenario, the query argument is presented in Power BI as a single line text field (screenshot below).
As mentioned on our public docs (item 6 here), the recommended pattern to properly use the Functions exposed by the connector is to select them in the left panel and then click on Transform Data. Once you do so, you will be presented with the Power Query Editor with the selected functions available to you. From here the query argument is correctly rendered as a multi line text field (see screenshot below). Here you can copy and paste the full query directly in the multi line text field.
On our side we have correctly annotated the query field with the Formatting.IsMultiLine and Formatting.IsCodeoptions exposed by Microsoft, but for some reason Power BI is not respecting this option in the Navigator. We have a ticket with Microsoft about this, but there’s not much that we can do besides waiting for Microsoft to fix this in future releases of Power BI.
Thanks for reporting this situation. Unfortunately, what you are mentioning is a known limitation we encountered when developing the new connector. I assume you are referring to the usage of the GraphQL function directly from the Power BI Navigator. In this scenario, the query argument is presented in Power BI as a single line text field (screenshot below).
As mentioned on our public docs (item 6 here), the recommended pattern to properly use the Functions exposed by the connector is to select them in the left panel and then click on Transform Data. Once you do so, you will be presented with the Power Query Editor with the selected functions available to you. From here the query argument is correctly rendered as a multi line text field (see screenshot below). Here you can copy and paste the full query directly in the multi line text field.
On our side we have correctly annotated the query field with the Formatting.IsMultiLine and Formatting.IsCodeoptions exposed by Microsoft, but for some reason Power BI is not respecting this option in the Navigator. We have a ticket with Microsoft about this, but there’s not much that we can do besides waiting for Microsoft to fix this in future releases of Power BI.
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