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httr 1.3.0 does not cache to .httr-oauth file nor use it #475
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I also experienced this problem. Downgrading to 1.2.0 fixed it immediately, and everything worked as expected. |
I believe I found the change that had this effect ☝️. At least my git bisect exercise suggests so and it also makes sense (note the Lines 230 to 236 in badb033
The dev version just prior seems ok wrt @tjpalanca's reprex:
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I'll do a fix and release a patch version tomorrow |
Just fixed - I'd really appreciate it if someone else would test it before I re-release |
It looks like everything is back in business to me! 👍 |
Tested, and good with me. Much appreciated. :) |
Thanks! I'll submit shortly |
I'm using
gmailr
to send mail via the gmail API. As far as I know, OAuth 2.0 is handled viahttr
.When I upgraded to httr 1.3.0 it seemed that the cache file
.httr-oauth
was no longer saving, nor was it used when it was in the working directory. I downgrade to 1.2.1 and everything is fine.Unfortunately I can't find a way to make it a reproducible example but this is what i do:
When you install 1.3.0, it again requests for notification. When you install 1.2.1 again, it just used the cache file.
I haven't gotten to looking at diffs to see what changed, but putting this up here in case other people are experiencing an issue.
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