For the next version of clasp, I'd like to make it ridiculously simple and easy to use the tool.
Let's use features of modern CLIs.
clasp/clasp push --watch (watches project file changes, pushes and logs updates)clasp list #93 (requires Drive Scope)clasp run foo #11 (define deployment name?)clasp clone <scriptID> (autocomplete #69)clasp logs #46 These updates will require a major version update (v2).
clasp status?Hi @grant, on this note (the "easy" part), I've update my Chrome extension for AppsScript web Editor.
It now displays the files in the left Sidebar with a Folder view if you named them with '/'.
For example: folder/subFolder/file
This way, when working with a project pushed with CLASP, the web editor will also display the folders !

Well, it will work better once you published on NPM the last fix for the '/' chars :)
@JeanRemiDelteil This is an awesome extension! Didn't know about it.
LMK other features you want to see in clasp or Apps Script in general.
thanks ! I forgot to mention that it's available on Github here: https://github.com/JeanRemiDelteil/appsScriptColor
If options can be presented in 2.0, it be great if clasp redeploy prompted the user to choose from the available deployments and versions.
@grant not sure if this is the correct channel to contact you, but would it be possible to publish a NPM version with the #60 applied.
Since the v2 will probably take some time to brew !
Here we are quite depending on the release of this particular fix
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@JeanRemiDelteil I'll try to cut a release this week.
The release will be next week actually.
Delayed the latest release by a month.
I'll close this mega issue in favor of smaller issues as the state of things here is hard to maintain.
@JeanRemiDelteil Love love love the extension. How can we support your work?
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Hi @grant, on this note (the "easy" part), I've update my Chrome extension for AppsScript web Editor.
It now displays the files in the left Sidebar with a Folder view if you named them with '/'.
For example: folder/subFolder/file
This way, when working with a project pushed with CLASP, the web editor will also display the folders !
Well, it will work better once you published on NPM the last fix for the '/' chars :)