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Managing Versions
This section provides an overview of the Apps Script API methods you can use
to create a new project code version , read
version information, or list all existing versions.
Note: These methods return one or more
Version
objects which contain the version configuration information such as the
version number and description. You can read the code attached to a specific
version using a
projects.getContent
request.
API method overview
Create a version
projects.versions.create
Results : Create a new, immutable version of a
script project's code. The project's current saved code is used for
the version. This creates a code "snapshot" you can read later or use
in a specific deployment .
Returns a
Version
object, containing the version configuration details.
List a project's versions
projects.versions.list
Results : Returns an array of
Version
objects, each representing one of the
versions of the script project.
Read a version
projects.versions.get
Results : Returns a
Version
that represents a specific version
of a script project.
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Last updated 2021-10-06 UTC.
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