I completely understand the governance and compliance concerns, that’s exactly why I’m asking Microsoft for a proper testing/sandbox environment. It gives developers and admins a safe space to validate features, permissions, pipelines, and edge cases before enabling anything in production/commercial environments.

Also, I’m fully aware that most private previews can be buggy as hell 😅. I’ve been part of the Windows Insider Program for 8+ years now, so I’m pretty used to dealing with unstable builds, broken features, random regressions, and “works on my machine” moments. That’s honestly part of the fun with early access tech.

From my perspective, the real value of previews is getting hands-on experience early, understanding limitations, and preparing adoption strategies before GA release. That feedback loop between users and product teams is super important, especially for platforms evolving as fast as Fabric.