gws-script-push

You can upload local Apps Script files to a remote project by providing the specific Script ID, which synchronizes your local workspace files directly to the remote Google Apps Script project.

Pushing code to a Google Apps Script project supports .gs, .js, .html, and appsscript.json file formats, ensuring your local script files and manifest are fully synchronized with the remote project.

Yes, uploading local Apps Script files can fully replace the remote project contents, applying batch updates or a complete project replacement by targeting a specific local directory and the Script ID.

Yes, pushing local files to an Apps Script project enforces a safety prompt that requires user confirmation before execution, ensuring you approve the batch updates before any changes are written to the remote project.

Yes, a Script ID is required to synchronize local files with a remote Apps Script project, as it targets the exact remote destination for applying your local workspace updates and replacements.

Yes, you can target a specific local directory when uploading files to an Apps Script project, allowing you to push only the relevant .gs, .js, .html, and appsscript.json files from your workspace.