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bugfix: allow authentication with automatic GCP discovery #71
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I can confirm that this version works perfectly on Google Cloud Run with dedicated service account 👍 |
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Google ProjectID and Credentials (keyfile) are not necessary when the application is running inside GCP (as noted in https://github.com/googleapis/google-cloud-php/blob/master/AUTHENTICATION.md)
Currently the package forces the user to provide a project ID and credentials when if it is not necessary, forcing the user to extra IAM management such as creating a service account.
For example, when running in GKE, the storage client can be created without arguments, allowing the storage library to discover the project ID and credentials from the context.
return new StorageClient()