fix: fallback to GCP metadata if authorized_user credentials#30
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Adds a fallback to the GCP tokensource when encountering a `unsupported credentials type: authorized_user` error. This often indicates that a user has manually run `gcloud auth application-default login`. Unfortunately this caused an immediate failure with no fallback. This adds an explicit fallback to the GCP metadata server in case it encounters an issue from this exact case.
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Adds a fallback to the GCP tokensource when encountering a
unsupported credentials type: authorized_usererror. This often indicates that a user has manually rungcloud auth application-default login. Unfortunately this caused an immediate failure with no fallback.This adds an explicit fallback to the GCP metadata server in case it encounters an issue from this exact case.