copilot-swe-agent[bot]
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- Add gmail.readonly to GMAIL_SCOPES (gmail_service) and GMAIL_API_SCOPES (providers) so users().getProfile() no longer returns 403 insufficientPermissions - Consolidate Gmail scope list: GMAIL_SCOPES in gmail_service.py is the single source of truth; auth.py and providers.py now import and spread it - Add include_granted_scopes=true to both Gmail and login authorize URLs so scope additions take effect for previously-connected users - Add state=gmail_connect to the Gmail authorize URL; the shared /auth/callback page routes to gmailApi.saveCallback() when this state is present, otherwise falls through to the normal login flow - Google Sign-In authorize URL now requests all six scopes (openid, email, profile + 3 Gmail scopes) with access_type=offline, prompt=consent, and include_granted_scopes=true - POST /auth/google now stores Gmail credentials automatically after sign-in (non-fatal: login succeeds even if credential storage fails) - Settings Connect Gmail button now uses /auth/callback instead of /auth/gmail-callback - only ONE redirect URI needed in Google Cloud Console - URL-encode scope parameter in both authorize URL builders - Update auth_service._register_google scope to include all Gmail scopes - Update CHANGELOG.md and docs/TODO.md Co-authored-by: christianlouis <361235+christianlouis@users.noreply.github.com> Agent-Logs-Url: https://github.com/christianlouis/pop_puller_to_gmail/sessions/d6e2de8b-088d-46f3-8127-137245c3ecdd
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Getting Started
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