Getting Cross Scope Error even after granting Cross Scope Privileges

[Aniket Bhanse]

I am trying to create a simple script include from Fix script (Scoped Application) in the global application (The script include should be created in the global application) and I am getting the error Cross Scope Error. And I have granted the Cross Scope already of Create, Write and Read and Execute API as well. But still the error is there. 

var SIGr = new GlideRecord('sys_script_include');
SIGr.initialize();

SIGr.name = 'MyNewScriptInclude';
SIGr.api_name = 'global.MyNewScriptInclude'; 
SIGr.script = `
var MyNewScriptInclude = Class.create();
MyNewScriptInclude.prototype = {
    initialize: function() {
    },

    myFunction: function() {
        // Your script logic here
        return 'Hello from MyNewScriptInclude!';
    },

    type: 'MyNewScriptInclude'
};
`;
SIGr.client_callable = true;
SIGr.active = true;
SIGr.description = 'This is a sample script include.';
SIGr.sys_scope = "global";
var sysId = SIGr.insert();

if (sysId) {
    gs.info("Script Include created with sys_id: " + sysId);
} else {
    gs.error("Failed to create Script Include. Check for existing sys_id or name conflicts.");
}

Please suggest what should I do.

Thank you

[GlideFather]

Hi @Aniket Bhanse 

you have a script include in a scoped app and you want to have the same script include in a global scope?

If so, deactivate the scoped and re-create into a global one.

Or what is exactly the issue? I am not sure I understand it clearly

[Aniket Bhanse]

Not exactly.

My script include do not exist in the environment. I am trying to create script include in the global application and my fix script is in Scoped application. 
(I am doing it in this way because we are using such logic in one of our functionality)

[GlideFather]

now I noticed that there might be a problem with a quote character

SIGr.script = `

there is not ' but `... try to check this as well.

SIGr.script = ` //HERE

var MyNewScriptInclude = Class.create();

MyNewScriptInclude.prototype = {

    initialize: function() {

    },

    myFunction: function() {

        // Your script logic here

        return 'Hello from MyNewScriptInclude!';

    },

    type: 'MyNewScriptInclude'

};

`; //HERE

SIGr.client_callable = true;

[Aniket Bhanse]

Yes, I have done that purposefully because it was not accepting double quotes "" for the script include script. What should I use instead of that?