Eugene Meidinger checks in some reports:
Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) is the software development practice of constantly having new features and changes be saved and brought into a shared environment (integration) and then built into a state for testing and review (delivery). This is in contrast to doing all of your report development in a single PBIX file, making a large batch of changes, and then deploying them all to production.
It’s tempting to assume that these practices are only for large enterprises or professional software companies. In this article, we argue that many CI/CD and related practices form a maturity ladder you can climb, incrementally. Even basic steps can be useful. This is true even if you are the only developer in an organization. To use an analogy, you should still wear a seatbelt even if you aren’t a professional racecar driver.
Click through for Eugene’s advice. Granted, the amount of applicable advice when you’re working with Power BI Report Server is…less.