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Google PubSub Test Configuration

In order to test the PubSub destination, you need a service account key file.

Community Contributor

As a community contributor, you will need access to a GCP project and PubSub to run tests.

  1. Go to the Service Accounts page on the GCP console
  2. Click on `+ Create Service Account" button
  3. Fill out a descriptive name/id/description
  4. Click the edit icon next to the service account you created on the IAM page
  5. Add the Pub/Sub Editor role
  6. Go back to the Service Accounts page and use the actions modal to Create Key
  7. Download this key as a JSON file
  8. Move and rename this file to secrets/credentials.json

Airbyte Employee

  1. Access the google pubsub test credentials.json secret on Lastpass under the shared-integration-test folder
  2. Create a file with the contents at secrets/credentials.json