Is there a way to automate `Publish>Deploy as API executable...`
See original GitHub issueCurrently when working on REST script execution targets, after running gulp upload-latest --env dev
I have to go to the script project in a browser and run Publish>Deploy as API executable...
, and name the version.
Is there any way to automate this as part of pushing the code up?
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Don’t actually know if this is helpful for your use case but I have
devMode: true
set and it allows the remote execution API to run the latest version of the script without republishing. It only does this for the developer, not users so is only good for testing.@lricoy yes, we are all very much interested still!