Token expiring after a short period

[rondar]

When deploying an n8n workflow to production, how do you manage OAuth credentials that expire after a short period, such as Google API tokens? Is there a way to automatically refresh credentials without manual intervention, or do you need to implement a custom solution to handle token renewal?!-- Hey! The fastest way to find solutions is by using the search function at the upper right.
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[fahmiiireza]

Hi there @rondar , actually you can setup the google tokens to not be expired, i personally tried it

you can reference this discussion for that

OAuth2 token expires every 7 days for Google Drive (n8n Cloud, private Google account) – how to make it persistent?

It does work by setting it to public and never verifying it. It works like that indefinitely, it just shows a warning when you login saying it’s unverified. Checkout the thread here. This has been discussed a lot in the forum If you need to limit your scopes then just dont add those scopes in the google api console. You need to manually add in any scopes you want to use. If you want more control over the scopes, you can use generic oauth credential and set your scopes manually, but then you …

[rondar]

@fahmiiireza @Bringasher thanks very much for the help