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Using the Node.js client for Google Apps Script API, I am able to deploy a script. However, according to Google's documentation and my own trial-and-error with the run method, in order to trigger that script to run from the Node.js client, the script must be a standard Google Cloud Platform (GCP) script, not a default GCP script (see their documentation on the difference). By default, all Apps Scripts are [unsurprisingly] default GCP projects.

In order to change a default Apps Script to become a standard Apps Script, it seems that I would have to manually visit in a browser the settings for that default script project in the Apps Script dashboard and manually place it into a standard GCP project.

However, my aim is to automate the process of deploying and executing these scripts via the API. So this manual settings change in a web browser defeats the entire purpose. I cannot find any documentation on how to do this programmatically. Any leads much appreciated.

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Sadly, what you want cannot be achieved as in order to change the attached GCP project of an Apps Script project should be done manually.

You can check a list of methods supported by the Apps Script API here.

Reference

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  • Thanks for the confirmation. It seems like an oversight that the API supports direct interaction with sheets, docs, gmail, calendar, etc. But nothing for forms. – Education Automation Mar 16 '21 at 13:33