[google-appengine] Re: unable to use remote_api_shell and bulkloader (all dependent on remote api) with 1.9.30 SDK.

2016-01-08 Thread Adam (Cloud Platform Support)
Yes, unfortunately the bulkloader itself is not documented anywhere in the official docs although it used to be (this is a good use of the 'Send feedback' link on the 'Managing a Python App ' and 'Remote API for Python

[google-appengine] Re: unable to use remote_api_shell and bulkloader (all dependent on remote api) with 1.9.30 SDK.

2016-01-03 Thread timh
Hi Adam I figured the problem had to be something like that, however there current docs don't even mention *download_data* at all, and the error you get from appcfg if you haven't logged in with gcloud suggests you need to set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS and refer to the docs for setting up

[google-appengine] Re: unable to use remote_api_shell and bulkloader (all dependent on remote api) with 1.9.30 SDK.

2016-01-03 Thread Adam (Cloud Platform Support)
The permissions for download_app and download_data are restricted to the uploader of the application and the project owners. This is mentioned in the Python docs but not the Java docs. Also in order to use a service acc

[google-appengine] Re: unable to use remote_api_shell and bulkloader (all dependent on remote api) with 1.9.30 SDK.

2016-01-03 Thread timh
Hmm did some searching, and after further testing found that I could get both appcfg download_data and remote_api_shell to work by using gcloud login, but no amount of effort seems to get an application service account working as outlined https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/appli