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System tests for resource manager #1105
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Later this yea, I hear that service accounts will be able to own (and therefore create) projects -- and then this problem goes away. In the meantime, we could always make the choice to punt on this and just "not have system tests for RM" ...? I suspect this isn't going to be a frequently used API... |
OK. |
@jgeewax Any kind of update on this? |
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After #1083, we now need system tests for the Resource Manager API.
Since the API requires using a user account (not a service account), this is a bit hairy.
For
oauth2client
's system tests, we ended up just using a simple refresh token for my personal GMail account. The token is only authorized with theemail
scope, so it's not a very big deal, but for this one, it may be a bigger deal?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: