github.com/aclements/go-misc/minutes3

Generate Google Sheets token

Go to https://console.developers.google.com/.

Create a new GCP project. I called mine proposal-minutes.

Configure the OAuth consent screen: Go to APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen. Select "Internal" and click "Create". Enter an app name. I called it proposal-minutes. Fill in other required fields, though most can be left blank. Click "Save and continue". You don't need to add any scopes. Click "Save and continue".

Enable Google Sheets: Go to APIs & Services > Enabled APIs and Services. Click "Enable APIs and Services". Search for the "Google Sheets API" and enable it.

Create OAuth credentials: Go to APIs & Services > Credentials. Click Create Credentials > OAuth client ID. Select "Desktop app", give it a name (I used proposal-minutes, again), and click Create. On the next screen, click "Download JSON" and save this file as ~/.config/proposal-minutes/gdoc.json.

Enable write scope for spreadsheets: Go to APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen > Data Access and click "Add or remove scopes". Add the https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets scope, either by finding it in the table of known scopes or by manually entering it. Click "Update". Finally, click "Save" on the Data Access page. (Note: If you already had a cached OAuth token, you'll have to delete it.)

Generate GitHub token

Go to GitHub, then Account Settings > Developer Options > Personal Access Tokens > Fine-grained Tokens.

Click "Generate new token"

The name of the token can be anything. I used proposal-minutes. The expiration can be set up to one year out.

Set the "Resource owner" to "golang", then select "Only select repositories" and add the "golang/go" repository.

Under "Repository permissions", set "Issues" to "Read and write".

Under "Organization permissions", set "Projects" to "Read and write".

Save the token.

Copy the access token and save it to ~/.config/proposal-minutes/github.tok.