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setCredentials is not a function in v23
See original GitHub issueHi,
Some code between version 22 and version 23 has deleted the setCredentials function.
I was getting setCredentials is not a function while trying to use this library to authenticate/access apis. This could be downstream, idk.
The readme does contain references to this function.
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:14 (4 by maintainers)
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@MySidesTheyAreGone apologies for the break here. We have a fix coming. In the interim - you can work around this by just assigning a credentials object like this:
It’s the same thing, just doing assignment instead of using the
setCredentialsmethod.Dear Google,
I am completely $#@%!&.
Please fix this yesterday.
Regards, My Sides