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Hey guys,

I'm getting the error "NO_PERMISSION_TO_MODULESCOPE_SAMEACCOUNT_MODULE" even though the script it mentions in the error has the modulescope of public.

anyone have any tips to get this working?

first off, you basically never want to choose 2.x

secondly, you need to share the inputs to the define function

that error can also apply to the dependencies, and is actually extra likely to be the cause when working with 2.1 and custom modules

2.1, 2.0 does not make a difference but i will keep it on 2.1 for you

is this an actual client script, or is this being used by a suitelet

maybe relevant is that this error only happens when creating try to create a return authorization using a script which is included in a bundle

so yes, correct it's called from a suitelet

you shouldnt be using the jsdoc at all then

can you explain? jsdoc is the comment with @nmodulescope?

unfortunately the same error occurs when removing the jsdoc comments completely

2.1 does not parse the docs the same as 2.0

so how would you go about getting this to work?

only include
```/**
 * @NModuleScope Public
 */```
 in your jsdoc

unfortunately the script that includes this module can only use 2.1 because i use the new features there

it is possible to get this to work in 2.1?

nope, arrow  function requires the suitescript parser to understand arrow functions

you can try going through support, but this issue has existed since 2.1 was beta

you dont want to include any jsdoc that tells netsuite to parse the file as suitescript
```/**
 * @NModuleScope Public
 */```

dont include the NApiVersion, or if you do, only choose values to are equivalent to 2.0

dont include the NScriptType, which is usually a dealbreaker, but will work fine for the client script used in a suitelet

its not needed, and actually is undesirable if you are only including a button, declaring the NScriptType forces you to include a valid entry point