Laura Graham-Brown continues a series on variable libraries in Microsoft Fabric:
This post walks through how to access a variable library in a notebook in Microsoft Fabric. I recommend a Microsoft Fabric project starts by creating a variable library to store the common values different artifacts need and could be changed if a deployment pipeline gets involved. So when we create a notebook we need to be able to use these variables. This means we need load the variable library in a notebook and then get the variable values.
Read on for two ways to retrieve information on variables, as well as some recommendations around naming.