How to use Google Drive API for Team Drive in Apps Script with specific focus for Administrator of G Suite domain to list Team Drive, view Sharing Settings and more
Since I work from home, most of my daily work interactions happen through Slack. It’s my equivalent to the water cooler. A place to hang out and discuss ideas with friends. I’m part of a book recommendations channel. People share books all the time, but they disappear quickly, lost in a sea of messages. I […]
Since this year (2019) Google will have more strict policy regarding the Gmail scope. If in the past for sending notifications we were used to request the Send Email scope to user, now it is less comprehensible and on Google side you will have to provided lot of more details and your application can be rejected. So it become time for thinking to send email as the application and not as the user. Say Hello to RelayApp service
What’s been happening in Apps Script … The modernization of the Sheets API and the Calendar API, the release of the Slides API and most recently the Docs API have all opened up many new capabilities for Apps Script regular and advanced services. The Docs API does not yet have an advanced service so you need to go to the API directly, but as with Sheets and Slides, over time you’ll probably see one arriving along with some of the more advanced features being integrated into the regular Apps Script service. Let’s look at a few of the new goodies (and not-so goodies).
If you are after performance and self cleansing then the CacheService is the best solution for caching, and if you are after permanence and small amounts of data, the properties service is a good solution. You can also get round many of the limitations of each service using my properties and cache plugins, covered in Squeezing more into (and getting more out of) Cache services