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Just a question: I'm trying to figure out where the authorization is actually saved. I would like to be able to monitor multiple accounts in one document. Is this managed by the Google OAuth library?
I guess it tries to access the profile, and once it's authorized the first time, it won't ask for authorization again? Isn't there some access token that has to be saved? How does it remember the account that the spreadsheet is authorized for?
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It's stored locally in the google system tied to that spreadsheet
There may be a way to 'see it' but I don't know how that would be done.
I do think you can have multiple accounts by using a distinct "
oAuthServiceName"
John
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 9:32 AM, Simon Bromberg [email protected]
wrote:
Just a question: I'm trying to figure out where the authorization is
actually saved. I would like to be able to monitor multiple accounts in one
document. Is this managed by the Google OAuth library?
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Just a question: I'm trying to figure out where the authorization is actually saved. I would like to be able to monitor multiple accounts in one document. Is this managed by the Google OAuth library?
I guess it tries to access the profile, and once it's authorized the first time, it won't ask for authorization again? Isn't there some access token that has to be saved? How does it remember the account that the spreadsheet is authorized for?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: