"Authorize this app by visiting this url" is empty
See original GitHub issueLooks like this when I run gatsby develop
. I’m missing a url
to click on.
Authorize this app by visiting this url:
⠙ source and transform nodes
Enter the code from that page here:
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@jhthompson for me, it’s usually a matter of my terminal’s settings. The url is often too long for it to display in my window. I just make the window bigger or the text smaller and the url displays correctly. Hopefully your issue is as simple as mine
I went through https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/quickstart/nodejs set up to generate a token.json and then pointed to that in
token_path