Gwenn Le Bihan

Just want to illustrate the usefulness of this gitmoji with a real-world example: I pushed a commit where I changed a pass-by-value to a pass-by-reference for a struct with a...

It seems like I can't mark the pull request as a draft

I get the following when trying to request the Tasks API (while authenticated): ```python HttpError 403 when requesting https://tasks.googleapis.com/tasks/v1/users/@me/lists?alt=json returned "Tasks API has not been used in project 905806700719 before...

I _can_ start developing without it, but it'll be more difficult. I'll start anyways

Ah, it still says that it's not enabled. I tried deleting `~/.gcalcli_oauth` and `~/.gcalcli_cache`, without success. Can you tell me what version of the Google Tasks API you enabled, so...

hm... All I did was add a service via `build`: ```python self.tasks_service = build( serviceName="tasks", version="v1", http=self._google_auth() ) ``` using `self._google_auth()`. Maybe I shouldn't be calling `_google_auth` again but re-use...

Still no success, it gives the same error message and refers to project `905806700719`

Even weirder, the web auth flow still displays _gcalcli_ as the application name, as if it was the correct project

It seems like it indeed created a new 'gcalcli' project on my own google account automatically (which bizarre in and of itself) without me changing anything in the `__API_CLIENT_*__` constants....

So i'm not too sure about how to integrate it into the gigantic `GoogleCalendarInterface` -- should I make something separate? Also, for the `--tsv` output, since tasks have different data...