The subject of the question says it all.
Where do I find the 'code-behind' or 'resource', or whatever it's referred to as, which is generated when I use the GAS Gui builder.
The subject of the question says it all.
Where do I find the 'code-behind' or 'resource', or whatever it's referred to as, which is generated when I use the GAS Gui builder.
You can access the UI built using the GUI builder only by using the GUI builder. The code behind it, if generated, is not exposed.
The code or whatever describes a gui must be stored in the project file (For which up to today there is no way to access its contents either).
You can open/access the different gui-components from within gui-builder, but only those created inside the actual project (That's why I think its stored in the project file).
GUI components are stored with the script but currently hidden because they are stored in a proprietary model format to make them easily editable in the builder, and not stored as raw code. We should probably give you a way to see the code that gets generated at runtime, but making it editable would be very challenging since not all edits to the code would result in a valid model. But open an issue; we can definitely look into it.
Scripts not downloading in drive is something we are aware of; no promises but it's a known issue.