Hello Fabio, Best way to do it with Python, as recommended by a Google App Engine Python developer in his reply to "Securely storing environment variables in GAE with app.yaml" question on stackoverflow <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22669528/securely-storing-environment-variables-in-gae-with-app-yaml>, were by storing the keys in a client_secrets.json file, and excluding that file from being uploaded to git by listing it in your .gitignore file.
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