A minimal reimplementation of my Python script that renames computers using a Google sheet as a data source.

rename-computer-from-google-sheet.zsh

#!/bin/zsh
# Replace with the ID of your Google Sheet
DOCUMENT_ID="XXX"
SHEET="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/${DOCUMENT_ID}/edit#gid=0/export?format=csv&id=${DOCUMENT_ID}&gid=0"
/usr/bin/curl -L "${SHEET}" -o /tmp/serial-sheet.csv
/usr/local/bin/jamf setComputerName -fromFile /tmp/serial-sheet.csv

When I run
/usr/bin/curl -L "${SHEET}" -o /tmp/serial-sheet.csv
with the correct URL, serial-sheet.csv would contain a HTML re-direct page.

The solution for me, was to pull the redirect page, extract the DL url from the re-direct page, and then download the file as CSV using the URL supplied by redirect page.

curl 'https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/DOCUMENTID/export?exportFormat=csv' | grep moved | cut -d "=" -f2-3 | cut -d ">" -f1 | xargs curl -o /tmp/serial-sheet.csv

@AllWorkAndNoPlay The script from haircut are downloading the file but exactly how you said. It cames as html.
When I try your command the file will be downloaded but not stored on my computer.

Update: I got it. I've done some mistakes reading and understanding the script from @AllWorkAndNoPlay .
In the end the mistake was to try adding both scripts together and forget to adding the documentID in the URL from @AllWorkAndNoPlay