Trova il nome della risorsa del tuo account concatenando accounts/ e il tuo
merchantId. Puoi trovare il tuo merchantId nella parte superiore di
Google Merchant Center.
Inserisci il nome della risorsa del tuo account nel campo parent.
Nella sezione Credenziali, seleziona Google OAuth 2.0 e chiave API.
Fai clic su Esegui.
Se richiesto, accedi con l'Account Google associato al tuo account Google Merchant Center.
Se il tuo account Merchant Center è configurato correttamente, la richiesta va a buon fine e viene restituito un codice di risposta HTTP 200. Se hai appena creato un nuovo account, il metodoaccounts.products.list non restituisce alcun prodotto.
Successivamente, prova a utilizzare una libreria client per richiedere l'accesso ad altri account Merchant Center. Le librerie client supportano l'autorizzazione
dell'utente, che concede a un'applicazione l'autorizzazione per accedere e gestire
i dati dell'account Merchant Center.
Puoi anche utilizzare un account di servizio per autorizzare l'accesso all'API al tuo account. Un account di servizio è un tipo speciale di account
che appartiene a un'applicazione anziché a un singolo utente finale. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta la Panoramica dei service account.
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