Update google-auth-library (and others) #229
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This seems to work on my end but I'm not totally sure about it..
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Hey @csb324. Thank you for the PR 👍 Do you think we can have failing CI fixed? I'll be more than happy to mere your fix :) |
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Hi. I left a comment on the PR. Was you able to write to a google-sheet @csb324 ? Thanks |
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Fixes #228!
It looked like google-auth-library was about five major versions behind, and google had made some changes to how it all worked. So I...
And now the package is working for me again! The one thing I couldn't solve is that the linter doesn't like my async arrow function test, so I imagine the CI tests here will fail. I couldn't figure out what that was about, considering the tests work, and the google-oauth test suite uses the same syntax without complaining.