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Currently, when exporting a study configuration, the dump only includes the external id of a LimeSurvey questionnaire.
When importing, this link is either broken or points to a questionnaire already used in a different study.
The export should also include the LimeSurvey-Configuration (questionnaire including the questions, but not the responses)
Upon import, the questionnaire from the dump should be created in LimeSurvey
Open Questions:
Questionnaires in LimeSurvey can contain uploaded files (e.g. images). Should these be included in the export?
Since LimeSurvey is an external service, setting the correct access permissions for the new questionnaire could be tricky.
Analyse outcome:
Currently in the lime survey RemoteControl 2 API, there is an "import_survey" endpoint (allowed format lss, csv, txt or lsa), but no "export_survey" endpoint. This feature is needed for other people as well, therefore someone already created a PR (see: LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey#3538). As a workaround maybe it's possible to download all necessary survey information over different API endpoints (work with what's available) and create a new survey with the "add_survey (Add an empty survey with minimum details)" endpoint and add all necessary information afterwards over other endpoints.
Within the Web interface, an import and export is easily possible, but not now for the API. I would recommend to wait until a suitable endpoints is available to easily import/export a survey over the API, otherwise the effort is not worth, because as mentioned in the web interface it's possible without any problem.
Currently, when exporting a study configuration, the dump only includes the external id of a LimeSurvey questionnaire.
When importing, this link is either broken or points to a questionnaire already used in a different study.
Open Questions:
Follow-Up from #191
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