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I am developing a Google Apps Script, which I think to share to “anyone with the link.” The script is supposed to process some documents in the users’ Google Drive periodically. For this, my users are supposed to create a time-driven trigger.
But while someone tries to run the script, he gets a warning with red border: “Authorization required …” The warning seemed scary, and I was afraid if it might drive away my users.
Wanted to know if there is any way to avoid or soften the warning. Thanks.
Use the share. Get users to share the docs in question with an account that you setup. That way they can avoid the warning. Also means, if you change the code, they don’t need to switch to the new version.