Of course scripts can also be published on e.g. gist but that serves more of a back-up purpose than anything else.

The background to this was me discovering that we lost the script used in the Måluppfyllnad document and that I realised I couldn't find the script used to trigger e-mail notifications to our board.

Looks as though scripts shared with a group do not show up in the "all projects" tab (or any other tab) at script.google.com for group members. It however shows up if shared with individuals directly.

For non-bound script files these can be placed in a team-drive and discovered that way (does not affect how it shows up in script.google.com)

This task needs some kind of goal/desired result.

In T198684#4916495, @Sebastian_Berlin-WMSE wrote:

This task needs some kind of goal/desired result.

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I'm currently leaning towards the recommendation that developed scripts should be backed-up in github.com/Wikimedia-Sverige/scripts:google_drive_scripts/. With a clear description in the README it should be possible to find them afterwards.

Would also make sense to add a version string to the top so that it's easier to check if the github version is up-to-date with what is running on Drive.

@Sebastian_Berlin-WMSE Does the above recommendation seem sensible to you?

Sounds fine, assuming that the colon in the path is a typo :)

Seems like we landed in a decision for this one. So the question becomes.

1. Are there any additional scripts which should be put in the repo?
2. Is ther a sensible place on-wiki where this decision can be documented?

1. I looked through https://script.google.com/home/all, which I think are all the scripts that I have created or done anything with, and found nothing more to add.