:Calendar restarts authorization after I paste Googles code when using neovim about calendar.vim HOT 6 CLOSED

Thank you, I didn't check my plugin against neovim. Now it should work properly.

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Start the calendar with -debug option and investigate the responses in ~/.vim/cache/calendar.vim/download/.

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~/.cache/calendar.vim/download is empty after calling :Calendar -debug and after setting let g:calendar_debug = 1.
~/.vim did not exist and after making ~/.vim/cache/calendar.vim/download it too stayed empty.
~/.cache/calendar.vim/google contains a valid-looking access token and a refresh token.

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Sorry the default download directory is ~/.cache/calendar.vim/download. Any case, could you debug with echom content here?

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thank you for your assistance
I get

{'refresh_token': '1//09...2F8', 'scope': 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar https://www.googleapis.com/auth/tasks', 'access_tokes': 'ya2...163', 'expires_in': 3599, 'token_type': 'Bearer'}

This token seems to be identical to what is stored in ~/.cache/calendar.vim/google/access_token
ls -l ~/.cache/calendar.vim/google returns

-rw------- 1 user user 490 Feb  2 12:36 access_token
-rw------- 1 user user 125 Feb  2 12:36 refresh_token

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I remade my API keys to be sure. Both gcalcli and the python library gcsa can work with it.
I tested it with a different account and the different account again works with gcalcli and gcsa but gets calendar.vim to give the same behavior as before.
I uninstalled all my neovim plugins to no avail (I use packer).
I also uninstalled packer and just cloned calendar.vim into ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/vendor/start while keeping a very vanilla init.vim
Removing let g:calendar_google_calendar = 1 does get me a(n empty) calendar upon calling :Calendar.

What did work was using vim instead of neovim. My vim was vanilla aside from cloning this repo into ~/.vim/pack/vendor/start, sourcing the credentials and setting let g:calendar_google_calendar = 1. I did not need to log in even (It probably reuses the login from nvim).
I would prefer to use neovim however.

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