Firestore in Datastore mode is indeed recommended for databases that will
be used primarily by App Engine apps. Firestore in Native mode could also
be an interesting option to look into as it represents the next major
version of Datastore. You can take a look at the differences here [1] and
Is the Analytics API enabled? Also, was the service account email address
used to add a user to the analytics account you want to access via the API?
You can follow this detailed quickstart documentation [1] with explicit
steps to accomplish the authorization.
[1]
You may look into exception handling, which is done at the code level. Here
is some documentation [1] to provide some guidance (please note this is for
webapp2 which might not be the web framework you use, but will point in the
right direction)
[1]
1- Please provide additional information about the context of your issue,
and what you are trying to achieve
2- Please provide the full details of the error returned
3- Please provide the documentation that was followed to implement this
"main.py" file
On Wednesday, January 8, 2020 at 9:50:10
I can see that "http://scholarity.in/; now returns a 200, is your issue
fixed?
On Monday, January 6, 2020 at 8:19:43 AM UTC-5, Mage Inventors wrote:
>
> I have successfully completed the steps 1 and 2 as mentioned in the App
> Engine documentation.
>
A few things worth mentioning:
1- The "max_instances" element under "automatic_scaling" is a parameter
that cannot be set in app.yaml if using 'appcfg'. This is why you were
getting the deployment error, and is documented here [1]. You should
instead set this specific parameter in the API
Hello,
since your question requires more specific troubleshooting I would advise
to post your inquiry on https://developers.google.com/issue-tracker.
Google Groups is used to discuss higher-level concepts, where Issue Tracker
is used for bugs and situations which require specific
There are 2 methods for explicitly defining a target service [1]: declaring
in the task itself or routing all tasks in a queue. Setting
AppEngineRouting in AppEngineHttpRequest is indeed the preferred method for
routing specific tasks to other services.
A few points are worth noting which may
Could you bring some clarification as to where you would like the account
switch to occur?
If it is in a project's console, you can click on the top right corner of
the console to switch accounts.
Also, could you specify which elements of a session while logged in you
would like carried over
