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If I generate some test responses in qualtrics and then immediately try to run fetch_survey, it does not import the new responses. This is the case even with 'force_request = TRUE'.
First off, I would just like to do a little screaming. 🙀What on earth kind of behavior is this; I MEAN REALLY.
OK, so where do we go from here? It seems like this is the API behavior, and not the R package per se. The R package supports the parameters that the API accepts, and it seems like changing those back and forth is how to get those very recent responses, if necessary.
I do have a call with a Qualtrics support person this coming week, and I'll bring this up. I don't believe there is much I can do from the R package side that will fix this, since it is the API behavior. Do you have any different ideas?
(I am feeling thankful that I don't have use cases where I need to see responses immediately right about now.)
We have recently moved to the newest API in #135 which I hope may solve issues like this one. Please open a new issue if you continue to have problems! 🙌
If I generate some test responses in qualtrics and then immediately try to run fetch_survey, it does not import the new responses. This is the case even with 'force_request = TRUE'.
I found a clue on this page: https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/1888/qualtrics-api-export-missing-latest-results
It suggests that the API can capture very recent data by setting an end_date value.
This also works for fetch_survey BUT it only works if a different end_date is used for each request. I.e., the following is what happens:
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