gws-apps-script-push

You can upload local Apps Script files to a Google Apps Script project using the gws apps-script push command, which syncs code from a local directory to the target project. It supports .gs, .js, .html, and appsscript.json files.

When pushing code to an Apps Script project, the supported file types are .gs, .js, .html, and appsscript.json. The upload process automatically skips hidden files and node_modules directories to prevent accidental uploads.

Yes, the Apps Script upload process replaces all files in the target project to accurately reflect the local directory state. This ensures your Google Apps Script project matches your local workspace exactly during collaborative development workflows.

Yes, when you push local Apps Script files, the process automatically excludes hidden files and node_modules directories. This prevents unnecessary or sensitive local development files from being uploaded to your Google Apps Script project.

The best way to sync local Apps Script code is using a CLI push command that uploads your local directory contents to the target project. This replaces all remote files, ensuring the Google Apps Script project reflects your local workspace.

Yes, you need the gws CLI to upload local files to an Apps Script project. The upload process relies on the gws apps-script push command with proper authentication flow to replace all files in the target project.