Managing Deployments
This section provides an overview of the Apps Script API methods you can
use to create, list, read, modify, and delete a script project's
deployments.
| API method overview |
| Create a deployment |
projects.deployments.create
Results: Create a new deployment for a script project.
You specify the code version,
the manifest file, and
deployment description to use. Returns a
Deployment
object, containing the deployment configuration details.
|
| List a project's deployments |
projects.deployments.list
Results: Returns an array of
Deployment objects, each representing one of the
deployments of the script project.
|
| Read a deployment |
projects.deployments.get
Results: Returns a
Deployment that represents a specific deployment
in a specific script project.
|
| Update a deployment |
projects.deployments.update
Results: Changes a deployment's description, code
version, or the
manifest where the
deployment is defined.
|
| Delete a deployment |
projects.deployments.delete
Results: Removes a deployment.
Warning: Deleting a deployment causes
any add-on, web app, or other application that makes use of that
deployment to lose access to the Apps Script project, usually causing
them to fail. Do not delete a deployment without first updating any apps
that depend on it.
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Last updated 2024-12-19 UTC.
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