I'm working through the quick-start for a Gmail Addon.
https://developers.google.com/gmail/add-ons/guides/quickstart
When I try to Install my developer addon I
Open the Gmail add-on settings tab
In the Add-ons tab, make sure that you have selected the Enable developer add-ons for my account checkbox
However there is no checkbox...
Is this edition limited? Do we need to do something else to enable this?
Thanks for your help,
Paul C
Apparently there is a bug for GSuite admins and they cannot see that button or add addons right now.
Try your personal gmail for now.
There is an issue open with Gmail https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/68234732
I have contacted the Gsuite team, will update the answer once I have something solid.
Update (Dec 19, 2018)
Looks like this issue has been fixed, I could get it working on Corporate and Personal email.
According to this recent G Suite Developers Blog post, installing developer add-ons has now been enabled for users of G Suite.
And indeed, when I go to 'Settings' -> 'Add-ons' in my G Suite account, I do now see the 'Enable developer add-ons for my account' checkbox.
However, when I click this and enter my script's deployment id, I always get the same error message: 'Invalid Add-on'.
I would be interested to hear if anyone has got this working or not?
Edit 02/02/2018:
Further to the above and following communication with Google Support, apparently it looks like a setting in our G Suite Admin was causing the problem.
We managed to fix it by following the instructions here, making sure to select 'Allow users to install any application from G Suite Marketplace': https://support.google.com/a/answer/6089179?hl=en
It's a bit counter intuitive that a setting involving the Marketplace should affect our developer plugin that we hadn't yet put on the Marketplace, but in any case, after an hour or so our developer plug-in started to function.
Obviously it also is not ideal having to allow any app to be installed from the App Marketplace. Hopefully Google will put a more permanent solution in place soon.
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I have published an external Google Spreadsheets addon, and everything worked so far. Since a couple of days, within the "Google Cloud Platform > APIs & Services > G Suite Marketplace SDK > Configuration panel" the input field for "Sheets add-on script version" is empty and an error message "At least one extension must be enabled and selected extensions must be configured" is displayed.
I have already tried the following steps:
Insert the current published script version number and click "Save changes"
Insert a new script version number and click number and click "Save changes"
The response is the following:
Error Sorry, there’s a problem. If you entered information, check it
and try again. Otherwise, the problem might clear up on its own, so
check back later.
Tracking Number: 7178656512110690803
Send feedback
The problem did not clear up so far and also the Google Support team did not reply to my feedback/message so far.
Due to this behaviour I am not able to publish new versions.
It is a new bug. Please star the issue on Issue Tracker for updates.
I work in the G Suite Marketplace. This issue has been fixed and it will roll out to production between today and tomorrow.
I've made some bug fixes to a Google Sheets Add-on and now need to publish those changes. I've created a new version in my Script via File -> Manage versions. When I try to update my Add-on in the G Suite Marketplace SDK I get
Error
Sorry, there’s a problem. If you entered information, check it and try again.
Otherwise, the problem might clear up on its own, so check back later.
Tracking Number: 1747836347906634815
The only change we make is updating the version. This error has persisted for several days now and we really need to push this fix.
Upvote this issue:
Google's issue tracker: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/150325704
Google Support page: https://support.google.com/a/thread/31561936
I work in the G Suite Marketplace. The issue has been fixed and it's rolling out to production between today and tomorrow.
I understand that G Suite Add-ons won't be fully available until February 2020.
Before they released G Suite Add-ons we could deploy unpublished Gmail Add-ons to test them by using the adding the deployment ID in Gmail settings after enabling developer add-ons.
This does not seem to be working anymore. When I try to test unpublished Gmail add-ons I get the error "This developer add-on is restricted by policies within your organization." I was able to test these add-ons before.
I would assume that we could still test Gmail add-ons until G Suite add-ons are fully available.
Am I missing something?
As of today, 2020-01-31, I am no longer getting the error. I did not do or change anything. I assume Google made a change to fix the issue.
I've been trying to publish a Gmail add-on for half a year now. But I can't submit it, because the required option is disabled:
I've seen the other postings about this and registered at the doc and the issue tracker, but got no response at all.
Did I make a configuration mistake, causing the option the be disabled?
Or is it simply not possible any more to publish Gmail add-ons?
(Sorry, I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask, but the official Google pages do link here...)
From the answer by Alejandro Tamalet
Please note that currently to publish a Gmail add-on the listing has to be domain private or whitelisted, see https://developers.google.com/gmail/add-ons/how-tos/publish.
My app is finally published in the G Suite Marketplace. However, I need to update the banner image as it's blurry and the [Publish] button is always greyed out. What is missing from this screenshot?
Go into the OAuth Consent Screen, under "APIs and Services" and check that everything is filled in there too. The scopes for example don't always get automatically completed.
I realize this is a very flimsy answer but after playing with the form, ensuring that I filled in every field, the publish button finally became available.
My guess is that a field labelled as optional is required.
The instructions to update an Editor add-on where last updated on 2020-01-21.
Key things that you should check
The scopes in the add-on project, OAuth consent and G Suite Marketplace Config page match.
Al the required fields on the G Suite Marketplace Config page are filled (Google made some fields as required that weren't before)
Also you could try using Chrome in incognito mode with all the Chrome extensions disabled.