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The deploy instructions have me set everything up for my-project.appspot.com/oauth2callback.
But then there's a step that wants me to login on my local server (localhost:5000), which obviously won't work because the authentication flow will try to hit my-project.appspot.com
I was able to resolve this on my own by just making all the oauth callback stuff work against localhost:5000 too, but wanted to know if I had just missed a step, or if there was a better way to resolve this.
Thanks!
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Sorry for the delay. You're right that it instructions call for logging into http://localhost:5000/_ah/appstats/shell to create the DB. It's not clear that you need to skip auth for that. I believe the --ignore_auth flag would do it. I need to update the instructions to make this more clear.
Generally the App Engine deployment hasn't be as stable as I'd hoped, so I'm looking for an alternative approach. I just finished a setup for sqlite that's here.
The deploy instructions have me set everything up for my-project.appspot.com/oauth2callback.
But then there's a step that wants me to login on my local server (localhost:5000), which obviously won't work because the authentication flow will try to hit my-project.appspot.com
I was able to resolve this on my own by just making all the oauth callback stuff work against localhost:5000 too, but wanted to know if I had just missed a step, or if there was a better way to resolve this.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: