I was trying to use the "includes" method for an array in Google Apps Script but it fails with "Cannot find function includes in object 1,4,3,7. (line 4, file "test_array"). Here is the code:
function test_array() {
var array1 = [1,4,3,7];
Logger.log(Array.isArray(array1)); // returns true
var proof = array1.includes("A");
// proof fails with "Cannot find function includes in object 1,4,3,7.
// (line 4, file "test_array")
Logger.log(proof);
}
In the logs I see that the Logger.log() returns true. I worked around this with:
function test_array() {
var array1 = [1,4,3,7];
Logger.log(Array.isArray(array1)); // returns true
var proof = array1.indexOf("A"); // Works fine
Logger.log(proof);
}
But I still want to know why the includes method fails on a variable the compiler says is an array. Could it be that it is considering it to be an array of arrays, i.e. an object?
Thanks,
includes
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instead. – Peter Zhao