gws-script-push

To push local files to a Google Apps Script project, use the gws script +push command with the target project ID and directory. This uploads .gs, .js, .html, and appsscript.json files, replacing all existing files in the remote project.

You can batch upload .gs, .js, .html, and appsscript.json files to an Apps Script project. The upload replaces all existing files in the target project with the contents of your local directory in a single command.

Yes, pushing local scripts to Apps Script replaces all existing files in the target project. This synchronization mechanism ensures the remote project exactly matches your local development directory.

Yes, you need the gws CLI and proper authentication to upload source code to Apps Script. Authentication setup is detailed in the gws-shared SKILL.md documentation before executing the push command.

The best way to sync a local directory with an Apps Script project is using a batch push command. This method uploads all local script updates simultaneously, enabling rapid iteration without manual file copying.