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Using anaconda within appengine fails as AuthorizationURL and GetCredentials use http.DefaultClient. As per the documentation, appengine fetches need to use the urlfetch package. It's possible to override the client for the API object, but this isn't used for these calls.
Either these methods should be on the API, which I think is tricky as it requires passing around the API to the callback, or the client could be passed in to the methods, which is unfortunate.
If there's another way to handle this, with the existing code or with a patch, i'd like to hear it.
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FixesChimeraCoder#137.
This is backwards compatible, although it is a little non-go-like.
There could also be a second version of each of these methods that takes
a *http.Client explicitly.
Using anaconda within appengine fails as
AuthorizationURL
andGetCredentials
usehttp.DefaultClient
. As per the documentation, appengine fetches need to use theurlfetch
package. It's possible to override the client for the API object, but this isn't used for these calls.Either these methods should be on the API, which I think is tricky as it requires passing around the API to the callback, or the client could be passed in to the methods, which is unfortunate.
If there's another way to handle this, with the existing code or with a patch, i'd like to hear it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: