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App Engine, appcfg and credential saving

On Linux, it seems that appcfg.py saves credentials when I use it to download a new version of my application. However, this is not like OSX, and a password is asked each time.

On Linux, I have a local installation. In OSX, I used the binary installer.

Is there anything I can do for OSX so that it saves me having to re-enter my password?

Additional Information: Found null .appcfg_cookies cell in my home folder. Obviously, it does not save credentials there, although it tries.

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After

1) Google Appengine 1.4.2 (, 1.4.x?)

2) cookie

, cookie .

, :

# Netscape HTTP Cookie File
    # http://www.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html
    # This is a generated file!  Do not edit.

appengine.google.com    FALSE....
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OAuth 2.0 appcfg, . Java, Python Go.

, , OAuth 2.0 -. .

, appcfg: --oauth2. Java :

$  appcfg.sh --oauth2 update ./web
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Download launcher for OSX, it allows you to store credentials in OS Keychain.

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Check python module firewall - http://bitbucket.org/kang/python-keyring-lib

Support for Linux (Gnome, KDE), Win32, and OSX. Works great for me.

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