And the knowledge of who the current user is was essential for my application (caching account specific data, etc. I think I did not follow this, since I could not retrieve the current account selected by the user. I have never used this approach, you may investigate this path further. I believe there is a method somewhere that resets your 'serviceClient', allowing the GDAA builder to re-invoke the account picker again (see clearDefaultAccountAndReconnect()). It should be noted, that a similar account picker is invoked by GDAA's 'GoogleApiClient.Builder()' (your code above) if you do not pass any email. Account picker is invoked by the user from the app's menu so the user can select / add a new account (onOptionsItemSelected()).Easily invite others to view, edit, or leave. Account picker is invoked if the app does not have 'default email' to work with (GDAA.init() failed). Google Drive, part of Google Workspace, is a safe place to back up and access all your files from any device.
It shows you the sequence you have to use. If you want to dig into the code that does it, just follow the ' REQ_ACCPICK' constant in this code. That means, you have to invoke the Android account picker activity to let the user register the account (it would be a security disaster if your app could access any account only knowing it's email - no password, right?). If you do not remember the password, you can restore it using this guide.It is my belief that you can only use accounts that are 'registered' on your device (Settings.
✏️ If you cannot log in to your Miro profile via Google, please try to log in using standard credentials (login and password). We understand that the proposed procedure might seem quite effort- and time-consuming, but the reward will be getting your Google Drive integration back to work. Having gone through the suggested steps, feel free to re-associate your Miro profile with your Google account. The option to remove Miro access to GoogleĪs an additional step, once you log in, please remove all Google integrations in the Integrations section of your Miro Profile settings. The option to manage third-party access in Google settingsĤ. 2.When Sign in with Google appears, enter your email or phone, and click the Next button. Go to the Third-party apps with account access section and click Manage third-party access. 1.Select the Shared with me, and click the Connect button. Here's a step-by-step instruction on how to do it:ģ. In this case, the best solution is to remove all Google accounts associated with Miro and set it up again. Sometimes users who connect Miro with Google (by logging in with their Google account or using Google integrations) receive the following error message:Īn error message during Google authorization
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