Getting "The OAuth client was deleted" error on connection about gcsfs HOT 6 CLOSED

Google seems to have cancelled the client access ID used by gcsfs, which is required for the "device code" method of creating a token. Is this six months?
Alternatively, it may be that your refresh token is six month old, in which case you should be able to login again using the google CLI and pass the token JSON file from there token="path/to.json".

Note that you probably need a "project=" at instantiation. I think the default is set to "", and you are not getting the appropriate warning.

I can create another client id for the device code, and have tested this works, but not immediately sure how to propagate this as a fix for everyone.

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I can create another client id for the device code, and have tested this works, but not immediately sure how to propagate this as a fix for everyone.

Does this mean that the not_secret data in gcsfs is what expired? If so then there must be some way to make this more durable. Short term would a release with a new code work?

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Exactly.
Yes, an immediate release with a new code would work, but I can't thing of a way to prevent this in the future, except to have a new code for every release, every three months or less. For most users, they would need this once or nonce.
I think the cached refresh tokens may also expire, and there is no check for this - I don't know if it would give the same error.

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Can we periodically update the same token to keep it alive?

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Short term, a gcsfs release would be helpful. The upcoming Strata demo relies on this.

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I can certainly to that today.
To be sure, though, are you generally providing a project= (or is this defined by environment variable?), and/or token='cloud'?

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