Ashic Mahtab

Would be really useful to get zoom for scatterplots and line charts.

Got some updates 1. If I make the user assigned id part of a group that has AD Admin rights to the database, then the access token based approach works....

It appears Google are quite naughty here... https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749#section-2.3.1 ``` Including the client credentials in the request-body using the two parameters is NOT RECOMMENDED and SHOULD be limited to clients unable...

It appears google does have a setting to use headers: https://github.com/google/oauth2client/blob/3071457064f3705bab1b041bd624a10d5a2d2619/oauth2client/client.py#L1859 ``` authorization_header: string, For use with OAuth 2.0 providers that require a client to authenticate using a header value...

While that's in the constructor, it looks like we're using flow_from_clientsecrets to create the instance, which doesn't provide an option to specify the code in the header.

I've managed to get it working by monkey patching _flow_for_request: ``` def flow_fr(self): """ Build a flow with the correct absolute callback URL for this request. :return: """ flow =...

I'm using the archlinux version, and I'm getting the same white screen... and running in debug shows a 401 just like @higorcoliveira . Is there any workaround that doesn't require...

I think I might be seeing something related to this. I'm working on a reproduction of the issue. With fastapi, a ContextVar set in a middleware sometimes disappears further down...

If I change every $(INSTALL) in mklove/Makefile.base to `install`, then it just works. Any reason why it's not being resolved?

Also tried with this: ``` [GLOBAL] pants_version = "2.28.0.dev1" backend_packages = [ "pants.backend.python", "pants.backend.experimental.python.lint.ruff.check" ] [subprocess-environment] env_vars.add = ["http_proxy", "https_proxy", "HTTP_PROXY", "HTTPS_PROXY"] ``` Same result.