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Oh. Google is making some of the APIs we rely on "restricted". Good job Google telling us about it, right? Oh wait. Guess I have a job to do now. :(
by josteink 7y ago
Oh. Google is making some of the APIs we rely on "restricted". Good job Google telling us about it, right? Oh wait.
Guess I have a job to do now. :(
- ricktdotorg 7y agoto be fair, they did launch the new API on June 15th 2016. that was over 3.5 years ago. so it's not like they suddenly sprang this on on anyone. a migration path COULD have started in 2016 to interested parties. i use the v4 API to create/populate automatically updated spreadsheets using Google's Go libs, and as far as spreadsheet APIs go, it's fine. as TFA described in detail, v4 is not a DB API. it sounds like they need to use Datastore. /shrug