How to update an existing deployment to new version?

[sshaji]

Looks like there is no single command to do this..
But, I can do this by creating a new version first using "clasp version", then use "redeploy DID Version.." command.

But, because I want to automate the process, how can I get the version number created using the "clasp version" command to be included in the new "redeploy" command?

[kalmi]

If you specify only the deploymentId, it automatically creates a new version for you, and updates (redeploys) the deployment.

[ericanastas]

I'm having the same problem. I want to easily update an Apps Script deployed as a web app but with out changing the URL of the webapp.

Currently I have to first run clasp deployments, get the current deployment Id, and then run clasp deploy -i {deployment_id} .

I'd prefer if there was a way to do this in one command with out me having to copy/paste Ids out of the command line.

[bburky]

I wish this was a built in command. Updating the most recent deployment seems like it should be built in.

Currently I'd have to do something like this hack to do it automatically:

current_deployment=$(clasp deployments | tail -n1 | cut -d' ' -f2)
clasp deploy --deploymentId "${current_deployment}"

[sqrrrl]

There is a command for this -- using deploy with the -i deployment_id option will update an existing deployment.

May break this out into a new command in 3.x for clarity.