Sensitivity Labels Commands¶

The label commands provide tools for managing sensitivity labels on workspaces, items, and data. These labels help protect and classify your data according to its sensitivity level.

Info

All label management commands requires tenant-level Fabric Administrator privileges
Labels must be defined in a local JSON file.
Set the path using: config set local_definition_labels <json_path>
File should map label IDs to friendly names.

Label definition file example:

{
  "labels": {
    "1234-5678-90ab-cdef": {
      "name": "Confidential",
      "description": "Internal use only"
    },
    "9876-5432-10fe-dcba": {
      "name": "Public",
      "description": "No restrictions"
    }
  }
}

Available Commands¶

Command	Description	Usage
`label list-local`	List labels from local config	`label list-local`
`label set`	Set a sensitivity label	`label set <path> -n <label_name> [-f]`
`label rm` (del)	Remove a sensitivity label	`label rm <path> [-f]`

list-local¶

List available sensitivity labels defined in your local configuration.

Usage:

fab label list-local

Examples:

fab label list-local

set¶

Apply a sensitivity label to a resource.

Label must exist in local definitions

Usage:

fab label set <path> -n <label_name> [-f]

Parameters:

<path>: Path to the resource.
-n, --name: Sensitivity label name.
-f, --force: Skip confirmation prompt. Optional.

Examples:

fab label set notebook1.notebook -n Confidential
fab label set lh1.lakehouse -n "Highly Confidential" -f
fab label set workspace1.workspace -n Internal

rm (del)¶

Remove a sensitivity label from a resource.

Usage:

fab label rm <path> [-f]

Parameters:

<path>: Path to the resource.
-f, --force: Skip confirmation prompt. Optional.

Examples:

fab label rm notebook1.notebook
fab label rm lh1.lakehouse -f

For more examples and detailed scenarios, see Label Management Examples.