Version 0.3.0

• Add python -m pydata_google_auth CLI for working with user credentials. (#28)

PyPI

Version 0.2.1

• Re-enable auth_local_webserver in default method. Show warning, rather than fallback to console. (d0644d2)

Version 0.2.0

• Deprecate auth_local_webserver argument in favor of use_local_webserver argument (#20).

New Features

• Add pydata_google_auth.save_user_credentials() function to get user credentials and then save them to a specified JSON path. (#22)

Bug Fixes

• Update OAuth2 token endpoint to latest URI from Google. (#27)
• Don’t raise error when the APPDATA environment variable isn’t set on Windows. (#29)

Version 0.1.3

• Respect the dirname and filename arguments to the ReadWriteCredentialsCache and WriteOnlyCredentialsCache constructors. (#16, #17)

Version 0.1.2

Bug Fixes

• Don’t write to the filesystem at module import time. This fixes an issue where the module could not be imported on systems where the file system is unwriteable. (#10, #11)

Version 0.1.1

• Add LICENSE.txt to package manifest. (c733c86)
• Document privacy policy. (5378c79)

Version 0.1.0

Initial release of pydata-google-auth, which is a fork of the authentication logic from the pandas-gbq package. This package assists in authenticating to Google APIs so that the credentials can be used in other packages, such as pandas-gbq, ibis, and the official google-cloud-python libraries.

• Use the pydata_google_auth.get_user_credentials() function to get user credentials, authenticated to Google APIs.
• Use the pydata_google_auth.default() function to get Application Default Credentials and fallback to user credentials when no valid Application Default Credentials are found.

See the full documentation at https://pydata-google-auth.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for details.