Remove TokenState import for backward compatibility #1514
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Removes dependency on
google.auth.credentials.TokenState, which was introduced in google-auth v2.26.0.To maintain compatibility with earlier versions, replaces
TokenState.FRESHwith its equivalent hardcoded value1.Reference: https://github.com/googleapis/google-auth-library-python/blob/7c61c7d0a42ceec3eab693065745a74f524acab0/google/auth/credentials.py#L520
Fixes:
Could not load Google Cloud Storage bindings error when using google-auth < 2.26.0 with django-storages >= 1.14.6.
I give @martey all the credit for the solution (issue 1449)