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I worked yesterday on a google app-script on my laptop. I worked this morning on this script, I was on an other computer out of home. When I came back to home. I opened my laptop and I keep working on the same script but on a different file and I do some tests and executions.

Now, I noticed my code from this morning is missing and overwriten by the code from yesterday who was on my laptop.

Is there a solution to recover my code ?

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Go back to the legacy editor, and select file > see version history. You will see your change log and be able to recover an earlier version there. The new editor doesn't have this feature yet.

I'll also toss in a plug for clasp, which is a little tool to allow you to clone your apps script code to your local machine so you can check it into a source code repository.

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Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately the last version in the version history is 2 hours later than my morning code.
:( That sucks. I don't think there's another way to recover, but maybe someone else will have a suggestion.
When I make changes that I want to save I save the entire project with Apps Script API as a JSON file and it doesn't create a new project it's just a simple ascii file and you can completely restore them with the Apps Script API

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