Added googleapiclient.discovery

[sirdeniel]

Implements the fix commented here on #82.
TL;DR: Using google-api-python-client for Blogger API causes build() method to raise error and None value due to missing googleapiclient.discovery files.

[bwoodsend]

I seriously doubt you need include_py_files=True. What happens if you get rid of it?

Also this needs a news entry.

[rokm]

What's probably needed here is to collect JSON files in site-packages/googleapiclient/discovery_cache/documents/, so include_py_files=True indeed looks redundant.

I suppose the data collection should go into separate hook, hook-googleapiclient.discovery.py instead of existing hook-googleapiclient.model.py to keep things consistent (or alternatively, hook-googleapiclient.model.py with proposed changes should be "upgraded" into hook-googleapiclient.py)?

[sirdeniel]

I seriously doubt you need include_py_files=True. What happens if you get rid of it?

Also this needs a news entry.

I'll check this ASAP and comment here. Thanks for the suggestion as I'm noob to this.

[sirdeniel]

What's probably needed here is to collect JSON files in site-packages/googleapiclient/discovery_cache/documents/, so include_py_files=True indeed looks redundant.

I suppose the data collection should go into separate hook, hook-googleapiclient.discovery.py instead of existing hook-googleapiclient.model.py to keep things consistent (or alternatively, hook-googleapiclient.model.py with proposed changes should be "upgraded" into hook-googleapiclient.py)?

You're right, my apologies for messing up the original script. I'll try my best to get an optimized way to get this done, I'd like some help on the road.

[bwoodsend]

Looks good to me.

[sirdeniel]

To comment on the behavior, discarding include_py_files=True causes to import only the JSON files as suggested by @rokm.