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After debugging the issue further with the developer, it appears the app password we created in bitbucket may not have had the "Webhooks" option enabled.

Unfortunately, we cannot edit app passwords in Bitbucket, which is a bad constraint but whatever. We ended up just creating a new app password, and enabled Webhooks permissions this time, then i updated the service connection with this new app password, and wala, it worked!

Looks like it might be considering $data and $test as variables and resolving them as empty string. Can you try escaping each $ with maybe \$ or $$?

Solved by passing .json file for authentication.

I think this example you are talking about is this here: https://github.com/remenska/Grammars/blob/master/book-examples/listeners/DefPhase.java

If you look at the package in which this lies you'll find the type Symbol (https://github.com/remenska/Grammars/blob/master/book-examples/listeners/Symbol.java) and it has the field type. Maybe you can somehow use this. So it really comes from just from this book examples it seems.

I can't test it but I would use the same variables messages, token without 1,2,3 and results I would add to the same list with all messages. And I would run it in some loop.

Something like this

you can combine them using regexp:

I'm afraid that your design cannot be implemented.

Please see the Important tip in ROPC flow document.

MSA (personal accounts) can't use ROPC no matter whether it is invited into AAD tenant or not.

ROPC flow only works for work accounts.

It is also stated in the link https://aka.ms/msal-net-ropc.

You can consider using Client credentials flow (application permission) or Auth code flow (delegated permission, requires interactively login).

Find the related auth provider examples in this link.

Not sure if this is the right thing to do, but I solved this problem by setting the project type to Desktop Application, which doesn't require a redirect URI.

How can I migrate away from GoogleCredential to GoogleCredentials while still using the various APIs such as People API?

In other words: How can I avoid using any of those deprecated classes (GoogleCredential and GoogleApiClient), on Android, while still being able to use the various APIs?

Although you can make GoogleCredentials work directly, it will be better to use a class derived from GoogleCredentials such as UserCredentials which will accommodate token refresh as GoogleCredential does. GoogleCredentials is more of a foundational class.

The following code makes use of UserCredentials. This is mostly what you have presented, but I have changed some credential storing logic for the purpose of the demo. This code has no deprecated methods except startActivityForResult().

serverAuthCode is available from GoogleSignInAccount. Take a look at Moving Past GoogleApiClient on how to remove the dependency on GoogleApiClient. I have update my public gist of RestApiActivity from the Google signin quickstart which shows how to use GoogleOauthHelper as well as GoogleApi.

GoogleOauthHelper.kt