Within Google Apps Script we’re trying to retrieve events from multiple calendars with a single HTTP call. For this to work, we need to batch the requests together. Gemini suggested using the newBatch() method:

Within Google Apps Script we’re trying to retrieve events from multiple calendars with a single HTTP call. For this to work, we need to batch the requests together. Gemini suggested using the newBatch() method:

Within Google Apps Script we’re trying to retrieve events from multiple calendars with a single HTTP call. For this to work, we need to batch the requests together. Gemini suggested using the newBatch() method:

Within Google Apps Script we’re trying to retrieve events from multiple calendars with a single HTTP call. For this to work, we need to batch the requests together. Gemini suggested using the newBatch() method:

As of May 30, 2024, Google made a change to the Calendar API such that my Google Script no longer works. I use Google Script to change the color of my “standard” calendar events as well as those created automatically from Gmail messages. Unfortunately, now the former cannot be updated through the Google Calendar API as every time I attempt to make an update or patch using the Advanced Calendar API, I get an error. Here is my code:

I have a functioning app script to add events to a Google Calendar. Calendar events are correctly created in the calendar, with guest if applicable. Logs show the guest email is being properly recorded. This is my script:

I try to create a simple list in GScript from all my recurrence dates in GCalendar. Currently, all appointments are displayed. However, I would only list the initial appointment with the appointment data: subject, appointment time, appointment end, interval.

How can I use GScript to search for all my series appointments and control the output so that only the appointment for which the series appointment has been set is displayed?

I was trying a google script to automatically change certain google calendar entries from “busy” to “free”. Online recommendations as well as ChatGPT suggested “e.setVisibility(CalendarApp.Visibility.FREE);”, but the debugger doesn’t accept the variable. It only accepts CONFIDENTIAL, DEFAULT, PRIVATE, and PUBLIC; not BUSY or FREE. Any suggestions?