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rckclmbr / pyportify

App to transfer your spotify playlists to Google Play Music
Apache License 2.0
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auth fails #126

Closed JohnTheodore closed 6 years ago

JohnTheodore commented 6 years ago

I believe since I'm using u2f, I'm not able to make 'app passwords'.

It'd be great if the tool just used oauth2, then you don't need less secure app passwords, and you can scope the token to be able to only modify google play which is a lot more secure to only give least privilege access.

rckclmbr commented 6 years ago

Unless something has changed recently, none of the Google music apis use oauth.

On Dec 7, 2017 12:26 PM, "JohnTheodore" notifications@github.com wrote:

I believe since I'm using u2f, I'm not able to make 'app passwords'.

It'd be great if the tool just used oauth2, then you don't need less secure app passwords, and you can scope the token to be able to only modify google play which is a lot more secure to only give least privilege access.

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JohnTheodore commented 6 years ago

You're right.. so weird. I expected all of the google services to use oauth2, huh. There is no official api either.