When I use the following command:
https://analytics.dev.azure.com/XXXX/XXX/_odata/v4.0-preview/WorkItems?$select=WorkItemId,Title,WorkItemType,State&$filter=WorkItemId%20eq%20431622&$expand=Links($select=SourceWorkItemId,TargetWorkItemId,LinkTypeName)
in the console, it shows many levels, but in Power BI it is limited to just the first level. Do I need to configure something?
Note: I changed the XXX because it was our repository.
I would like to see all levels from Azure in Power BI.
I hope to be able to see all levels of the records, both parents and related, as shown in the browser.
For example, when I put this link in my browser, they show me it:
"value": [
{
"WorkItemId": 431622,
"Title": "PR097 Revisión y actualización de regulados",
"WorkItemType": "Feature",
"State": "Analyze",
"Links": [
{
"SourceWorkItemId": 431622,
"TargetWorkItemId": 414576,
"LinkTypeName": "Related"
},
{
"SourceWorkItemId": 431622,
"TargetWorkItemId": 414714,
"LinkTypeName": "Related"
},
{
"SourceWorkItemId": 431622,
"TargetWorkItemId": 414762,
"LinkTypeName": "Related"
},
{
"SourceWorkItemId": 431622,
"TargetWorkItemId": 414776,
"LinkTypeName": "Related"
},
{
"SourceWorkItemId": 431622,
"TargetWorkItemId": 460717,
"LinkTypeName": "Parent"
}
]
}
]
}
but, when I put this same link in my power bi, they just show me it
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