Google API now supports OAuth2. The OAuth2 gem uses Faraday wrapped by its own OAuth2::Response class. This class behaves differently than Net::HTTP that the OAuth gem depends on. The key difference is that OAuth2::Response exposes a method OAuth2::Response#status that returns the status code for the request.
Modified Garb::Request::Data##send_request to check for Net::HTTPSuccess or status = 200 on the response. If neither are present, raise ClientError and return the body of the response.
Google API now supports OAuth2. The OAuth2 gem uses Faraday wrapped by its own OAuth2::Response class. This class behaves differently than Net::HTTP that the OAuth gem depends on. The key difference is that OAuth2::Response exposes a method OAuth2::Response#status that returns the status code for the request.
Modified Garb::Request::Data##send_request to check for Net::HTTPSuccess or status = 200 on the response. If neither are present, raise ClientError and return the body of the response.