Thanks for letting me know about it. I've taken a look at 4.5.0 and it
seems too big for an upload this late in the Ubuntu cycle unfortunately;
even the few patches for the files location are probably too much even
though they're definitely welcome.
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Just FYI, I've pushed gcalcli 4.5.0 to Debian which contains migration
code. Much nicer as it's now seamless.
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Title:
gcalcli: uses python3-oaut
Howdy,
Unfortunately I missed that there were replies. Yes I've tried google-
auth with 4.4.0 and it works, just wasn't fond of the migration nor the
fact that the file isn't human readable now. It seems, as someone else
here noted, that --noauth_local_webserver was removed as well.
Oh well, a
This bug was fixed in the package gcalcli - 4.3.0-2ubuntu1
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gcalcli (4.3.0-2ubuntu1) oracular; urgency=medium
* Switch to google-auth-oauthlib from oauth2client (patches included in 4.4)
(LP: #2078793):
- 22dbc71c5dc17dace62e87b3f31b8cdb3eb37996.patch
- f880c2c4fd1144
The MR at
https://code.launchpad.net/~adrien/ubuntu/+source/gcalcli/+git/gcalcli/+merge/472464
is now ready for review.
** Description changed:
gcalcli is another application that had been using oauth2client and I
had unfortunately missed it.
Luckily, upstream patched that mid-August. It
** Merge proposal linked:
https://code.launchpad.net/~adrien/ubuntu/+source/gcalcli/+git/gcalcli/+merge/472464
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Title:
gcalcli: uses python3-
I've opened a PR upstream for a better error message:
https://github.com/insanum/gcalcli/pull/733 . The log message appears
above the backtrace but there is a delay between the message and the
backtrace and the message is colored in red. It's quite visible.
I'm currently building a version with th
Tried this out the noble PPA this evening, but failed to get the
authentication working. Specifically: following the guide at [1]
everything went smoothly up until the "last part" of executing gcalcli
with the generated client-id.
At this point, gcalcli produced a URL to open. I needed to do this
Hi,
That's an interesting aspect that I had overlooked and I see how it can
be annoying.
Looking at the code, I'm not sure there can be a way to move the data
from oauth2client storage to google-auth without spending a lot of time
doing so. The two are quite different.
A related issue is that th
Howdy,
I'm one of the ones that never had problems with gcalcli at all. I know
some have had to go through the re-auth process but I haven't needed to
do that for a couple of years now.
I had already attempted updating to 4.4.0 (at the time marked as a pre-
release) but with the changes done it
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