I got it… but my questions still stands 
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How would work ggl services without an https and valid URL?
P.S I use ngrok with a domain(free tier, 20k requests).
Google accepts localhost for testing purposes.
It will work the same way it works in production (if the redirect URL is set correctly).
In the case of http://localhost:5678, Google sends the user to the localhost address once he has been authorized. And as Docker is usually configured on the same machine where the user is, that port will already be taken by Docker (that’s why it is called “Testing”)
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I deleted the line you marked, saved the .yml, restarted the container, and went through the whole process again with a new ID and key on Google Cloud, and it’s still giving the same error below. This part is really tough, haha. I’ve been working on it since quarter past five this morning.
When I click to log in to Google inside the window to register the credentials in n8n, this error window below appears, the same one as before.
Enabled the API in Google services?
500 means it reached their server…
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Have you set your google app to the test mode?
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Yes, I did the entire process twice. I’m setting up an account on n8ncluod to structure this agent. Although the agent is working for demonstration purposes, moving forward via Docker Compose to develop further integrations is more complex from what I’m seeing. I’ll be doing it in parallel to save time.
Yes. i’ve change for n8n.cloud and i’ll leave this one on docker compose just for some kind of tests