เลือกประเภทการติดตั้งใช้งานที่คุณต้องการติดตั้งใช้งาน สำหรับส่วนเสริมของ Google Workspace, ส่วนเสริมของเครื่องมือแก้ไข และแอป Google Chat ให้เลือกส่วนเสริม
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By creating and\nmanaging deployments, you can iterate on your code, keep track of your changes,\nand control the exact code version your users have access to.\n\nThere are two types of deployments:\n\n- *Head deployments*, which are always synced to the current project code.\n- *Versioned deployments*, which are connected to a specific project version.\n\nHead deployments\n\nA head deployment is the current project code. When you create an Apps Script\nproject, you automatically create a head deployment for that project.\n\nThe head deployment is always in sync with most recently saved code. For\nexample, if you create a versioned deployment and then modify your code, the\nhead deployment reflects those changes, while the versioned deployment remains\nintact.\n\nUse head deployments to test code. Don't use head deployments for public use.\n| **Note:** There is only ever one head deployment for each Apps Script project. To use a head deployment, you must have at least read access to the script project.\n\nVersioned deployments\n\nA versioned deployment makes a specific version of the project code available.\nThis lets your users continue to use a functioning version while you make\nchanges and improvements to the code.\n\nWhen your application is published for public consumption, always use a\nversioned deployment. You can have multiple active versioned deployments at\none time.\n\n**Important**: You can't transfer ownership of versioned deployments. If you\ntransfer ownership of a script project to someone, the owner of the existing\nversioned deployments within the project doesn't change. If an administrator\ndeletes the deployment owner's account, you might experience script errors for\ntheir deployments.\n\nCreate a versioned deployment\n\nTo deploy a version of a Google Workspace add-on,\nEditor add-on, Google Chat app, or an API\nexecutable, you must first [switch your Apps Script's\nGoogle Cloud project association from the default project to a standard\nproject](/apps-script/guides/cloud-platform-projects#switching_to_a_different_standard_gcp_project).\n\nTo create a versioned deployment, follow these steps:\n\n1. Open the Apps Script project.\n2. At the top right, click **Deploy** \\\u003e **New deployment**.\n3. Next to **Select type** click Enable deployment types settings.\n4. Select the deployment type that you want to deploy. For Google Workspace add-ons, Editor add-ons, and Google Chat apps, select **Add-on**.\n5. Enter the information about your deployment and click **Deploy**.\n\n | **Note:** Each new deployment can be shared as a library. If you share the script as a library, the deployment description is visible to users of the library.\n\nView versioned deployments\n\nTo view the deployments of an Apps Script project, at the top,\nclick **Deploy** \\\u003e **Manage deployments**.\n\nTo view the code of a specific version, refer to [View a previous\nversion](/apps-script/guides/versions#view-script).\n\nEdit a versioned deployment\n\nYou can edit a versioned deployment to change its description or version. To\nedit a deployment, follow these steps:\n\n1. Open the Apps Script project.\n2. Click **Deploy** \\\u003e **Manage deployments**.\n3. Select the active deployment you want to change and click Edit edit.\n4. Make your changes and click **Deploy**.\n\n If you want to edit an archived deployment, you must redeploy it, then\n follow the preceding steps.\n\n When you want to deploy a change to the project code, create a new version and\n edit the deployment to use it. The new version is automatically used by any\n users that use that deployment.\n\nFind a deployment ID\n\nEvery deployment has an associated string ID automatically created for it. To\nfind this ID, follow the steps below:\n\n1. Open the Apps Script project.\n2. At the top right, click **Deploy** \\\u003e **Manage deployments**.\n3. Select an active deployment to find its ID.\n\n Deployment IDs only appear on active deployments.\n\nTest a deployment\n\nHow you test a deployment depends on the type of app you build. \n**Google Workspace add-on**\n\n\nTo test a Google Workspace add-on deployment, see\n[Testing Google Workspace add-ons](/workspace/add-ons/how-tos/testing-workspace-addons).\n**Editor add-on**\n\n\nTo test an Editor add-on deployment, see [Test an Editor add-on](/workspace/add-ons/how-tos/testing-editor-addons).\n**Web app**\n\n\nTo test a web app deployment, see [Test a web app deployment](/apps-script/guides/web#test_a_web_app_deployment).\n**Google Chat app**\n\n\nTo test a Chat app deployment, you must first [create a versioned deployment](/apps-script/concepts/deployments#versioned-deployments) of the script to access its deployment ID.\n\nAfter you have the deployment ID, specify the ID in the [Chat API configuration](/workspace/chat/receive-respond-interactions#configure)\nand follow the steps to\n[test interactive\nfeatures](/workspace/chat/test-interactive-features).\n**API Executable**\n\n\nTo test an API executable deployment, you must first [create a versioned deployment](#create-versioned). After you create a deployment, follow the\nsteps below:\n\n1. At the top right of the Apps Script project, click **Deploy \\\u003e Test\n Deployments**.\n2. Next to \"Select type,\" click Enable deployment types **\\\u003e API Executable**.\n3. Copy and use the URL to test your API Executable deployment.\n\nArchive a versioned deployment\n\nYou can't delete versioned deployments. Instead, you can archive them.\n\nTo archive a versioned deployment:\n\n1. Open the Apps Script project.\n2. Click **Deploy** \\\u003e **Manage deployments**.\n3. Select the deployment you want to archive and click Archive deployment archive.\n\nRedeploy an archived deployment\n\n1. Open the Apps Script project.\n2. At the top right, click **Deploy** \\\u003e **Manage deployments**.\n3. At the left under **Archived** , select the deployment you want to redeploy and click Edit edit \\\u003e **Deploy**."]]
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