I was in the very exact problem: To use the API only for my internal 
projects. I wanted to avoid to creat a "developer token".

But... then a new scenario came into place: I am sharing my source code 
with a friend, so I will access *my* account and she will access *her* 
account.

I will run my code in my laptop and then I ship her my code, that will run 
on her laptop.

*Question: Is the developer token supposed to be "secret" or "public"?*

I mean... Is it "public" so every "install" of the application uses the 
same token because it represents "the application"? I mean: should I have 
*one* developer token "for the project" and pass her my "developer token" 
as it represents "the application", and the I do my outh credentials and 
she does her oauth credentials?

Or the "developer token" is supposed to to be secret because it does not 
represent "the application" but "the installation of the application", so 
she has also to register as a developer, wait the 3-5 days, etc, etc. so 
she uses not only her own oauth credentials but also her own developer 
token?

(PD: For the google team of the API developers: I think using in-house 
probably is a very common use-case and using a set of "my own credentials" 
without making it so complex to auth to use this API probably would help 
many users).


On Wednesday, April 28, 2021 at 5:54:28 PM UTC+2 Google Ads API Forum 
Advisor Prod wrote:

> Hi Mario,
>
> Thank you for the information. You will not be able to access the API if 
> you don’t have a developer token. If you account is a test account then you 
> could use the developer token with Test access level to make API calls 
> against it. If it’s a production account then you would need to upgrade the 
> developer token to Basic access level via this link 
> <https://services.google.com/fb/forms/newtoken/>.
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Xiaoming, Google Ads API Team
>
>  
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> Xiaoming 
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