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Hitting Daily Quota limit after first execution #60

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SidGauVic opened this issue Jan 13, 2020 · 3 comments
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Hitting Daily Quota limit after first execution #60

SidGauVic opened this issue Jan 13, 2020 · 3 comments

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@SidGauVic
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Upon first execution of the Updateplaylist function (after the timestamp is settled) videos will add. However, any attempt to update the sheet afterwards results in the following error: "API call to youtube.playlistItems.insert failed with error: Daily Limit Exceeded."

I've tried to access the quota and view the project, but every time I follow the link it says "failed to load". Is there something I'm missing in the setup to allow me to access the project? Should I try to manually setup the spreadsheet and script vs copying the sheet to see if that resolves the issues?

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victorjzsun commented Jan 13, 2020

The link they provide is most likely to a default project that you can't view. From the sheet, can you go to Tools -> Script Editor -> Resources -> Cloud Platform Project... and tell me what it says under Cloud Platform Project? It will most likely say This script has an Apps Script–managed Cloud Platform project. If so, you'll most likely need to create a new Google Cloud Platform project and make the script point there, in order to check quotas there. I'll figure out the steps to do so in the meantime.

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victorjzsun commented Feb 9, 2020

@SidGauVic I have just made a change to the code, which reduces the quota usage. Please make a copy of the sheet again, follow the setup instructions again, and let me know if it works.

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Closing due to outdated

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