yarinb
yarinb

Reputation: 191

Google apps script ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() always returns the wrong URL

According to the documentation, this method should return the URL of the web app:

"Returns the URL of the web app, if it has been deployed; otherwise returns null. If you are running the development mode web app, this returns the development mode url."

We have a Google Calendar add-on in which we have custom settings page (html) delivered to the clients using HtmlService and I have no idea how ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() works with versioned deployments.

Here's an interesting scenario:

On a fresh Google Script project, we deployed from manifest file (NOT webapp, although we have the "webapp" part on the manifest)

  1. First versioned deployment from manifest:

    ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() correctly returns https://script.google.com/a/gong.io/macros/s/AKfycbzR21YpWNakFEisFcW1zo-tArveQ5nXj_gTRYLF4OZWkMf_Gun8Q3I2WZncfLSbjKEr/exec

    Versioned Deployment ID: AKfycbzR21YpWNakFEisFcW1zo-tArveQ5nXj_gTRYLF4OZWkMf_Gun8Q3I2WZncfLSbjKEr

  2. Made some changes, created a new versioned deployment

    ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() correctly returns https://script.google.com/a/gong.io/macros/s/AKfycbxXBdBXAV7olI0NGe-uS0_4FEFZPPNXLVHml6NNNW9zYf1fLOqfLhLYsaz6FTmjduIq/exec

    Versioned Deployment ID: AKfycbxXBdBXAV7olI0NGe-uS0_4FEFZPPNXLVHml6NNNW9zYf1fLOqfLhLYsaz6FTmjduIq

  3. We've deployed the script through Publish->Deploy as web app... Probably done this mistakenly on our production script

    Web app URL is https://script.google.com/a/gong.io/macros/s/AKfycbzv1gX4eim1CzTjnFc4sFNvLMw9mXCfOv4laDu-_9AKefk5jXg/exec

  4. Another round of code changes to the script. This time we deployed from manifest:

    ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() incorrectly returns https://script.google.com/a/gong.io/macros/s/AKfycbzv1gX4eim1CzTjnFc4sFNvLMw9mXCfOv4laDu-_9AKefk5jXg/exec

    Versioned Deployment ID: AKfycbx29Pcs8_cpEkodrfWGklz8t_OAs87OBSEtxLMkStrya64wUV4M2ePW_tNTTWlq0_T1

Notice that this time - we got the webapp deployment ID - not the versioned deployment id.

From here on, no matter what I've tried - I will ALWAYS get https://script.google.com/a/gong.io/macros/s/AKfycbzv1gX4eim1CzTjnFc4sFNvLMw9mXCfOv4laDu-_9AKefk5jXg/exec no matter what we do.

  1. Deleted all versioned deployments and created a new one
  2. Disabled web app

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As of now, everything I do ends up in ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() returning this URL.

How can I reset it and get getUrl() to return the versioned deployment ID rather than a non-existing webapp deployment ID?

edit: typos

Upvotes: 8

Views: 5313

Answers (4)

Romain TAILLANDIER
Romain TAILLANDIER

Reputation: 2005

UPDATE 2022-09-05 :

This is not wroking anymore since the old version of editor is now closed !

OBSOLETE :

I get the same issue. I fix it by switching to old version of the editor, and publish the app using the old editor version.

That's worked for me.

Upvotes: 0

Daniel
Daniel

Reputation: 16

Confirmed, it's a bug in the new version of the editor. Changing to the old version of the editor and publishing the web app fixed the issue for me.

Usually, the URL for every release/publish of your script stays the same. But with the new editor it appears that the publishing URL is changed, whereas the ScriptApp.getService().getUrl() is returning the "old" URL.

But even more weird is the fact that the publishing of the "Test Web App" version seems to work fine, just the deployed version doesn't reflect the changes?

Upvotes: 0

Wicket
Wicket

Reputation: 38426

From https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/170799249#comment30 (my own comment)

Few days ago Google make it possible to create and assign a version for an existing deployment. See Release Notes 2021-03-15

Upvotes: 1

Iamblichus
Iamblichus

Reputation: 19339

This might to be a bug.

This issue was reported in Issue Tracker (I'm guessing you did it), and now it got forwarded internally. Posting this here to give it more visibility:

To anyone affected by this, please click the top-left star.

Upvotes: 7

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