Microsoft Fabric OneLake automation
Poll a OneLake path for newly-created files on a schedule. OneLake has no native webhook/event-subscription API (see node docstring), so this trigger polls the DFS list-paths endpoint and emits only files it has not seen before. The schedule/webhook plumbing and the seen-set dedup (persisted in node state, not config) come from ``PollTriggerConfigBase`` + ``ScheduledPollTriggerMixin``; only the OneLake-specific target fields live here.
5 fields
List files and folders under a workspace or item path (DFS filesystem).
3 fields
Create a folder inside a managed item (e.g. a lakehouse Files folder).
Create a new (empty) file resource to append to.
Upload bytes into a created file at a given offset.
Commit appended bytes, finalizing the upload.
4 fields
Download file content.
Return metadata (size, ETag, last-modified) for a file or directory.
Read the Fabric permissions mapped to a POSIX x-ms-acl for a path.
Check whether the caller has r/w/x access to a path (no data read).
Acquire, renew, change, release, or break a lease on a file (concurrency).
7 fields
Update user-defined x-ms-properties metadata on a path.
Move or rename a user-created file or folder within allowed paths.
Delete a user-created file or folder.
List blobs under a workspace container via the Blob endpoint (flat/prefix).
Get the Iceberg REST Catalog config for an item (returns the prefix).
2 fields
List schemas (namespaces) in an item via the Iceberg REST Catalog.
1 field
Load metadata (location, properties) for an Iceberg namespace.
List tables within a schema via the Iceberg REST Catalog.
Load Iceberg table metadata.
List schemas via the Unity Catalog-compatible Delta API.
List Delta tables in a schema (Unity Catalog API).
Get Delta table metadata details (Unity Catalog API).
Create a shortcut to OneLake, ADLS Gen2, S3, GCS, Blob, Dataverse, etc.
6 fields
Create many shortcuts in one call (Fabric Core bulk shortcut API).
Retrieve a single shortcut definition.
List all shortcuts in an item.
Delete a shortcut (does not delete the target data).
Clear cached files for shortcuts in the workspace.
Read workspace-level OneLake settings (Fabric Core).
List OneLake data access (RBAC) roles for an item — the only API to read them.
Get a single OneLake data access role's rules and members.
Create or update a single OneLake data access role (the only API to set OneLake perms).
Delete a OneLake data access role.
Wire OneLake into a coding agent and let it use these operations as tools.
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