I've been switched over to the new Google Apps Script IDE. I used to be able to click FILE > PROJECT PROPERTIES to access global properties for files
I cannot for the life of me find how you get there now??
anyone know?
p.s I can switch back to legacy for now but no good once this is removed....
Apparently, the google developer replied the following:
Unfortunately, even though I couldn't find the script properties either, this is a feature related to the new editor rather than directly to Apps Script functionallities or its API.
Therefore, the right place to file this feature request is on the top right question mark button of the editor and then selecting Send feedback as this will send your feature request to the right team.
Hopefully it will be resolved soon but you can increase its popularity by clicking on the start button.
Access the project properties via the PropertiesService class:
console.log(PropertiesService.getScriptProperties().getProperties());
I had faced the same problem while adjusting the time zone in the Apps Script new editor. The easiest way I found was to click on Use Legacy editor on the top right corner of the new editor. Then I retrieved the legacy File menu. After setting the time zone, I clicked Use new editor. Setting was maintained when I returned back to the new editor.
How it looks in the new editor:
How it looks in the Legacy editor:
To see, change or delete Script properties, the most reliable way to do that is to write some code that uses Properties Service.
For example, you can log Script Property values as follows:
function getAllScriptProps() {
var v = PropertiesService.getScriptProperties().getProperties();
Logger.log(v)
}
You can continue to use the legacy editor to view and manage Script Properties, but the UI has always had bugs in it. It will display Script Properties, but it doesn't always update or delete properties correctly.
Script Properties are part of Properties Service, which is separate from the Apps Script API. Properties can be tied to a user, a document, or the Apps Script project file. Even though the Apps Script API is for accessing Apps Script files, it has no way to list or update Script Properties.
The capabilities of the new IDE seem to be closely related to what the Apps Script API can access.
If they do decide to allow the new IDE permission to access your Script Properties, and add a UI to manage them, it would probably be announced in the release notes.
I'm guessing that the legacy editor will eventually be deprecated, and if a new UI to manage Script Properties does not get implemented, then you'll need to use code.
From the report of "Additional functionality for the Apps Script Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Script Editor" and Release Notes on April 13, 2022, finally, Script Properties can be managed on new IDE.
The official document is as follows. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/properties#manage_script_properties_manually
You can manually add up to fifty custom properties, as strings in key-value pairs, from the project settings page. To add more than fifty properties, you need to add them programmatically using the methods described above in Saving data. When you set script properties from the project settings page, you can’t reference script variables.