Deploy new version of Apps Script using Google Apps Script java API
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I am using the Google App Script java API to deploy the code. I am performing the following steps:
1. Update the latest code
Content content = new Content();
content.setFiles(files);
Content updatedContent = scriptService.projects().updateContent(scriptId, content).execute();
2. Create a new version
Version version = new Version();
version.setDescription("test create version");
Version createdVersion = scriptService.projects().versions().create(scriptId, version).execute();
3. Deploy the latest version
DeploymentConfig deploymentConfig = new DeploymentConfig();
deploymentConfig.setDescription("test deployment");
deploymentConfig.setVersionNumber(createdVersion.getVersionNumber());
deploymentConfig.setManifestFileName("appsscript");
Deployment deploymentCreated = scriptService.projects().deployments().create(scriptId, deploymentConfig).execute();
When I log into script.google.com I am able to view the latest version that I created. It shows the status as deployed. In the script editor, I am able to view the latest code as well. Now, when I invoke the apps script the requests are still handled by the older version. Could somebody let me know if there is something wrong with the way I am using the API?
google-apps-script deployment google-api google-apps-script-api asked Nov 20 at 12:55
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I am using the Google App Script java API to deploy the code. I am performing the following steps:
1. Update the latest code
Content content = new Content();
content.setFiles(files);
Content updatedContent = scriptService.projects().updateContent(scriptId, content).execute();
2. Create a new version
Version version = new Version();
version.setDescription("test create version");
Version createdVersion = scriptService.projects().versions().create(scriptId, version).execute();
3. Deploy the latest version
DeploymentConfig deploymentConfig = new DeploymentConfig();
deploymentConfig.setDescription("test deployment");
deploymentConfig.setVersionNumber(createdVersion.getVersionNumber());
deploymentConfig.setManifestFileName("appsscript");
Deployment deploymentCreated = scriptService.projects().deployments().create(scriptId, deploymentConfig).execute();
When I log into script.google.com I am able to view the latest version that I created. It shows the status as deployed. In the script editor, I am able to view the latest code as well. Now, when I invoke the apps script the requests are still handled by the older version. Could somebody let me know if there is something wrong with the way I am using the API?
google-apps-script deployment google-api google-apps-script-api asked Nov 20 at 12:55
Mithun
4,78213053
Is this a Java or PHP command-line application?
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 13:53
This is a java based application
– Mithun
Nov 20 at 14:16
1
Add Java to the tags and add that it's Apps Script API using Java. And maybe link to the Java quick start. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/quickstart/java The code is affecting Apps Script files, but none of the code is actually Apps Script code. It's Java and API code.
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 14:50
The screen: "Publish API executable" - Does it show that the deployed version is the latest version?
– TheMaster
Nov 20 at 20:22
Yes, theVersionsdrop-down shows the latest version. But, in the "Publish API executable" screen the newest version is not pre-selected in the drop-down.
– Mithun
Nov 21 at 7:36
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I am using the Google App Script java API to deploy the code. I am performing the following steps:
1. Update the latest code
Content content = new Content();
content.setFiles(files);
Content updatedContent = scriptService.projects().updateContent(scriptId, content).execute();
2. Create a new version
Version version = new Version();
version.setDescription("test create version");
Version createdVersion = scriptService.projects().versions().create(scriptId, version).execute();
3. Deploy the latest version
DeploymentConfig deploymentConfig = new DeploymentConfig();
deploymentConfig.setDescription("test deployment");
deploymentConfig.setVersionNumber(createdVersion.getVersionNumber());
deploymentConfig.setManifestFileName("appsscript");
Deployment deploymentCreated = scriptService.projects().deployments().create(scriptId, deploymentConfig).execute();
When I log into script.google.com I am able to view the latest version that I created. It shows the status as deployed. In the script editor, I am able to view the latest code as well. Now, when I invoke the apps script the requests are still handled by the older version. Could somebody let me know if there is something wrong with the way I am using the API?
google-apps-script deployment google-api google-apps-script-api asked Nov 20 at 12:55
Mithun
4,78213053
I am using the Google App Script java API to deploy the code. I am performing the following steps:
1. Update the latest code
Content content = new Content();
content.setFiles(files);
Content updatedContent = scriptService.projects().updateContent(scriptId, content).execute();
2. Create a new version
Version version = new Version();
version.setDescription("test create version");
Version createdVersion = scriptService.projects().versions().create(scriptId, version).execute();
3. Deploy the latest version
DeploymentConfig deploymentConfig = new DeploymentConfig();
deploymentConfig.setDescription("test deployment");
deploymentConfig.setVersionNumber(createdVersion.getVersionNumber());
deploymentConfig.setManifestFileName("appsscript");
Deployment deploymentCreated = scriptService.projects().deployments().create(scriptId, deploymentConfig).execute();
When I log into script.google.com I am able to view the latest version that I created. It shows the status as deployed. In the script editor, I am able to view the latest code as well. Now, when I invoke the apps script the requests are still handled by the older version. Could somebody let me know if there is something wrong with the way I am using the API?
google-apps-script deployment google-api google-apps-script-api google-apps-script deployment google-api google-apps-script-api asked Nov 20 at 12:55
Mithun
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asked Nov 20 at 12:55
Mithun
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edited Nov 20 at 16:13
asked Nov 20 at 12:55
Mithun
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asked Nov 20 at 12:55
Mithun
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asked Nov 20 at 12:55
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Is this a Java or PHP command-line application?
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 13:53
This is a java based application
– Mithun
Nov 20 at 14:16
1
Add Java to the tags and add that it's Apps Script API using Java. And maybe link to the Java quick start. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/quickstart/java The code is affecting Apps Script files, but none of the code is actually Apps Script code. It's Java and API code.
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 14:50
The screen: "Publish API executable" - Does it show that the deployed version is the latest version?
– TheMaster
Nov 20 at 20:22
Yes, theVersionsdrop-down shows the latest version. But, in the "Publish API executable" screen the newest version is not pre-selected in the drop-down.
– Mithun
Nov 21 at 7:36
|
show 2 more comments
Is this a Java or PHP command-line application?
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 13:53
This is a java based application
– Mithun
Nov 20 at 14:16
1
Add Java to the tags and add that it's Apps Script API using Java. And maybe link to the Java quick start. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/quickstart/java The code is affecting Apps Script files, but none of the code is actually Apps Script code. It's Java and API code.
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 14:50
The screen: "Publish API executable" - Does it show that the deployed version is the latest version?
– TheMaster
Nov 20 at 20:22
Yes, theVersionsdrop-down shows the latest version. But, in the "Publish API executable" screen the newest version is not pre-selected in the drop-down.
– Mithun
Nov 21 at 7:36
Is this a Java or PHP command-line application?
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 13:53
Is this a Java or PHP command-line application?
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 13:53
This is a java based application
– Mithun
Nov 20 at 14:16
This is a java based application
– Mithun
Nov 20 at 14:16
1
1
Add Java to the tags and add that it's Apps Script API using Java. And maybe link to the Java quick start. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/quickstart/java The code is affecting Apps Script files, but none of the code is actually Apps Script code. It's Java and API code.
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 14:50
Add Java to the tags and add that it's Apps Script API using Java. And maybe link to the Java quick start. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/quickstart/java The code is affecting Apps Script files, but none of the code is actually Apps Script code. It's Java and API code.
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 14:50
The screen: "Publish API executable" - Does it show that the deployed version is the latest version?
– TheMaster
Nov 20 at 20:22
The screen: "Publish API executable" - Does it show that the deployed version is the latest version?
– TheMaster
Nov 20 at 20:22
Yes, the
Versions drop-down shows the latest version. But, in the "Publish API executable" screen the newest version is not pre-selected in the drop-down.– Mithun
Nov 21 at 7:36
Yes, the
Versions drop-down shows the latest version. But, in the "Publish API executable" screen the newest version is not pre-selected in the drop-down.– Mithun
Nov 21 at 7:36
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Is this a Java or PHP command-line application?
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 13:53
This is a java based application
– Mithun
Nov 20 at 14:16
1
Add Java to the tags and add that it's Apps Script API using Java. And maybe link to the Java quick start. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/api/quickstart/java The code is affecting Apps Script files, but none of the code is actually Apps Script code. It's Java and API code.
– Sandy Good
Nov 20 at 14:50
The screen: "Publish API executable" - Does it show that the deployed version is the latest version?
– TheMaster
Nov 20 at 20:22
Yes, the
Versionsdrop-down shows the latest version. But, in the "Publish API executable" screen the newest version is not pre-selected in the drop-down.– Mithun
Nov 21 at 7:36