I\'m trying to deploy a basic HelloWorld app on Google Engine following their tutorial for Python. I created a helloworld.py file and an app.yaml
Ok there is a MUCH easier way to do this now.
If you are getting this message "You do not have permission to modify this app" but your id is correct within app.YAML do the following:
Bring up the Google App Engine Launcher on your desktop Click on the control tab on the top left --> "Clear Deployment Credentials"
Thats it!!!
Make sure you have created a project in GAE which project ID is exactly same to your configuration in app.yaml
workflow:
In my case, I got refused because the appcfg save my ouauth2 token in the file ~/.appcfg_oauth2_tokens
, which happen to be another account of appengine . Simply remove the file and try again. It should work. This is in Mac, I am not sure about windows though.
App ID ( 'application:' ) in app.yaml mentioned is 'helloworld' which seems to be default for hello world app. Create a new app using: https://console.cloud.google.com/home/dashboard and use the new app ID in app.yaml.
Please have a look at: Application for gae does not deploy that has answer to similar question for Linux platform, where we need to delete : ~/.appcfg_oauth2_tokens* to resolve the permission error.
The application name in app.yaml
is sort of like a domain name. Once someone has reserved it, no one else can use it. You need to go here, and then select "Create a project..." from the dropdown at the top of the screen. In the popup, it will suggest a project id, or you can select your own. Many project id's are taken so you will need to specify something unusual to get something that is not taken.
You then put this project id in your app.yaml
in the application line. You should then be able to upload your project.