I have deployed a new version of my app, in the new version some code have been commented e some changes were made, after saving and deploying (new dwployment), executing my app still use the previous version of my .gs script .
I have tried to create a copy of my file .gs , deleting the original and renaming the copy as the old one but still the changes are not been registered. Help?
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DEPLOYING WEB APPS VERSION
Further explaining the comment of @Wicket. A possible reason the changes are not reflected in your deployment is that it may still be using the same version, or you might be accessing the same URL from old despite having created a New deployment.
When updating your Google Apps Script, it’s recommended to use the “(Test) head deployment” URL (ending with /dev) to verify that your code changes are reflected correctly. This allows you to run and test your latest code changes in real-time without creating a new version or URL.
Whenever you are using “New deployment”, you receive a new URL each time. always ensure to copy and use the updated deployment URL and check if the results with the “Test deployment” are being reflected.
Alternatively, I suggest using the “Manage deployment” and creating a new version following the steps below. This way, you can maintain the same URL while implementing changes.
SAMPLE MANAGE DEPLOYMENT:
STEPS:
- Open your script project.
- At the top, click Deploy > Manage deployments.
- Select the active deployment to create a new version for and click
Edit. - In the Version section, select New version.
- Optional: add a description
- Click Deploy.
REFERENCES:
- Test a web app deployment
- Create a version