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From your question, I confirmed as follows.

• From But when I paste the URL https://script.google.com/macros/s/###/exec?spreadsheetId=@@@@@@@@@@@@@ directly into the browser and press ENTER, the message Done appears showing that the Web App is activated., it is considered that your Web Apps is correctly deployed.

• From When I click to run the code, the Web App is not activated., when you run the script of Spreadsheet1() by clicking a button assigned to the function, the script of Web Apps is not run.

From the above situation, I would like to propose the following confirmation.

1. Please confirm the setting of your Web Apps, again. From your situation, I thought that the following setting might be suitable.

   • Execute as is Me.

   • Who has access is Anyone.

   • If Who has access is not Anyone, it is required to access the Web Apps using the access token. In this case, when you access Web Apps by your browser under logging into Google, the script of Web Apps is run. On the other hand, when you run the script, the script of Web Apps is not run. Because the access token is required to be used. I'm worried about this.

2. After you confirm your setting as the above, please reflect your latest script and setting to your Web Apps again. (It's just in case.)

As the additional information, when the access token is used for the client script, it becomes as follows.

But in this case, please test this script by you who is the owner of your Web Apps.

In console mode, the empty string or a blank string signifies the acceptance of the default value, there is no way to interpret it as missing input.

You could use a "Console handler" form component to ask the questions yourself with something like this:

I'm not sure what you're using to code, but in order to set it in Android Studio, open the manifest of your project and under the "activity" section, put android:exported="true"(or false if that is what you prefer). I have attached an example.

grep command can also exclude certain string. You can run something like

kubectl -n my-namespace get deployments | grep foo-bar | grep -v foo-bar-asd

This should show you what you are looking for.

Firstly try to use a master version of poetry as advised in Github issue

or upgrade it to the latest version

There is a bug in netbeans with links from the desktop, that behaves like you described. Try to remove all links from the desktop and default location for the open file dialog.

issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-1537

You Need To Use Neutralino's API For Dialogs.

So In Neutralino's OS API We Have Some Functions For save file, open file and open folder using which we can show dialogs to users.

In your case you need to use open file dialog so you can use Neutralino.os.showOpenDialog, example:

If my research is correct, the in-built file choosers (ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT, etc) only provide a stream, not a File, right?

Correct. After all, the user can choose something that you cannot access via the filesystem, either due to permissions or due to the fact that it simply isn't on the filesystem (e.g., cloud storage, SMB/CIFS file server).

IOW, what you refer to as "file choosers" are not limited to what you seem to be thinking of as files.

If I have also acquired MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, then it works

I do not know what "it" is. You cannot hack into Google Drive to get a File object using MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, for example. Nor can you get a File object for a document contained as a BLOB in an encrypted database, etc.

There is no other way than acquiring MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, is that right?

You cannot do what you want even with MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE. A Uri is not a file.

Your options are:

1. Copy the content identified by the Uri to some file that you control (e.g., in getCacheDir()), so you can use ZipFile.

2. Relax the ZipFile constraint. For example, perhaps you could use ZipInputStream, or find a third-party ZIP reader that supports InputStream (such as this or this). You can get an InputStream on the content identified by the Uri via openInputStream() on ContentResolver.

3. Relax the "in-built file choosers" constraint, and implement your own "file chooser" with files that your app can read on the filesystem. That way, you are guaranteed that you can use File, since you used File to get to them in the first place.