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When we try to reproduce a bug, we often need to download the timetable content to re-import it elsewhere.
But most of the time (especially in STDCM context), we only have a timetable ID. The only way to fully export a timetable (that I know of) is to view the timetable in the front-end, but that requires knowing its project / study / scenario.
We could have a short script (to be placed in the script folder) that fetches everything. It may list the train IDs and then access /train_schedules.
Note: it should be able to handle authentification
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When we try to reproduce a bug, we often need to download the timetable content to re-import it elsewhere.
But most of the time (especially in STDCM context), we only have a timetable ID. The only way to fully export a timetable (that I know of) is to view the timetable in the front-end, but that requires knowing its project / study / scenario.
We could have a short script (to be placed in the script folder) that fetches everything. It may list the train IDs and then access
/train_schedules
.Note: it should be able to handle authentification
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: