Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 59fff73 on foozlevazquez:master into 56f60bb on GoogleCloudPlatform:master.

@foozlevazquez How did you test that the failures in #653 are passing? Can you add unit tests?

Also, can you git merge --squash into a single commit? For a 4-line change, 5 commits is too noisy.

PS I see you've signed the CLA, @googlebot is useful sometimes!

@foozlevazquez Is this the httplib2 reference you are making:

To successfully use http2lib for Python 3, you absolutely must
understand the following sentence:

** THE RESPONSE HEADERS ARE STRINGS, BUT THE CONTENT BODY IS BYTES **

@dhermes Regarding #653, I tested it by hand on the test case that I had when I ran into these bugs in the first place. I'll look into writing some tests and squashing the commits as well.

Regarding httplib2, yes.

Great! Let me know if you need some help and I can make some suggestions / lend a hand.

@foozlevazquez What's up?

@dhermes
I'm working on a cleaned resubmittal.

Also, I realized that #653 has a root cause of some python2-3 string crap that is taking place in oauth2client here - So I'm working on a pull-request for that as well.

Essentially I'm having to untangle a set of fixes I made in a hacking frenzy... :)

Thanks for checking.

That's great! I can help on the oauth2client side as well, or we can loop in @craigcitro

The people who added Python 3 support there weren't actually running unit tests (eek!) and I tried to fix most of it in:
googleapis/oauth2client#87

+1 to fixing any/all issues in oauth2client. @nathanielmanistaatgoogle or @soltanmm is likely to be quicker than me with the code reviews.

The origin of this all is some code that simply does the following:

from gcloud import storage

conn = storage.get_connection('myproj')
[x for x in conn.get_all_buckets()]

The example above dies with the infamous oauth2client.client.AccessTokenRefreshError: invalid_grant exception. i.e. #653
But, this code works under Python2.7, which lead me to find that the headers were being composed incorrectly in oauth2client, specifically here.

I've initiated googleapis/oauth2client#136 to fix and test the above.

To fix problems with make_exception and api_request, I've submitted #675.