I was trying to publish a new version of an Add-on that was already created, but when I tried to publish it, I can see the menus, sub-menus and I can execute the Add-On Picture 1. The problem is that the other users -who before were able to execute the Add-On- now they don't see the sub-menus and obviously they can't execute the Add-On Picture 2.
I Googled a little bit and I was investigating about this, so I found that there is a method called AuthMode.NONE and AuthMode.LIMITED, I know the differences between them but I don't know how Google Scripts classify the Add-Ons and how to force change the AuthMode to LIMITED, or maybe you can give me another solution that can help.
BTW: I already checked if the Add-On is activated for my document and yes it is, I mean that i have the option: Add-Ons --> Manage Add-Ons --> [my addon] --> Manage --> Use in this document checked.
PD: I tried uninstalling and installing the Add-On, publishing and re-publishing new versions, I tried a lot of things but no solutions.
Thanks in advance!
This read on Authorization modes may help:
If an add-on is installed for a user but not enabled in the current document, onOpen(e) runs in AuthMode.NONE; if the add-on is enabled in the current document, onOpen(e) runs in AuthMode.LIMITED. If the add-on is both installed and enabled, the enabled state takes precedence, since LIMITED allows access to more Apps Script services.
Note that only published add-ons can be in AuthMode.NONE; scripts that are bound to a document, including add-ons in development, always run onOpen(e) in AuthMode.LIMITED. You can, however, test a script as an add-on to verify that an add-on under development will behave as intended in either AuthMode.
Check this SO thread for additional reference.
