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Same problem here. A first approach to override the default **annotate()** the better option I've achieved is the following: ```python from django.db.models import Q class SafeDeleteQueryset(query.QuerySet): ... def annotate(self, *args,...

You are right, there are expressions that don't have the `filter` attribute. I have been testing. The expressions **Max**, **Min**, **Sum**, **Avg** and **Count** has `filter` attribute and works properly....

I have the same question. Have you found some fix? The [REDIRECT_URI](https://github.com/dolfim/django-gmailapi-backend/blob/master/gmailapi_backend/bin/gmail_oauth2.py#L134) I see in this project matches with the shown in the [Google blog page](https://developers.googleblog.com/2022/02/making-oauth-flows-safer.html#instructions-oob) so I understand that...

Finally, as my project only need to send few emails I have stopped using this module and change the delivery of mails using an App password provided by Google until...

@theastroventure At the moment I haven't have any problem using password. :+1: