Gergely Kalmár

That's actually a good catch, the manual restart might be a better option. I guess it would still be best if the connector would be able to just pick up...

We're using `google-auth==2.29.0`. It seems an id_token related bug was fixed in `2.30.0`, let me try to update to that and see if it makes any difference.

Ok, I'm blocked releasing with the new version by https://github.com/googleapis/google-auth-library-python/issues/1593, so we'll need to wait that out.

No, the blocking issue is still open. Seems like the guys on that library are not very quick at fixing CI/CD issues :). If you can reach out to them...

Okay, I've updated the library, it still throws the same error. I also tried to do `token = oauth2.id_token.fetch_id_token(...)` instead, that was complaining about `google.auth.exceptions.DefaultCredentialsError: Neither metadata server or valid...

I suppose the best option then would be to use this action to generate the ID token and then inject it into the environment. I'd have one question regarding this:...

I should have been more precise in my question: can I use workload identity federation and `token_format` in the same step, or will I need to use the action twice...

That all sounds very reasonable. However, it does not change the fact that this theme has changed quite drastically for probably most terminal users (unless they indeed had weird color...

> It is basically impossible to design a color scheme by describing that the text should use color “zero”, comments color “nine’, and error messages color “one”, where “zero”, “nine”,...

There is a misunderstanding I believe, what I meant with a "chameleon" color scheme is that the main color follows the default terminal text color, upon which the syntax highlighting...