Export methods to save oauth tokens between sessions#6
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+1 to this PR! I have a similar change on my fork, serving the same purpose (saving tokens between sessions). |
Michael-M-Judd
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+1 for this |
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Sorry, took me a while. I'm fine with merging this. Could you resolve the conflicts? |
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@hurrymaplelad Can we get the conflicts resolved? so @baahrens can merge :) |
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I'd like to use this library from a backup script, where I can't approve OAuth access each time.
I've added two methods (
setAccessTokenanddumpAccessToken) to auth once and save the access token.I use 'em like this:
Then in future non-interactive runs: