<aside> 💡 If you're having issues with listing your Google Drive files in Raycast, please follow this guide and only try the next step if the previous step did not lead to a resolution.

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Step 1

If you receive an error related to permissions with the "Search Google Drive Files" command, first try logging out of the "Google Workspace" extension and then log in again:

• Open Raycast Preferences > Select "Extensions" at the top > Select the "Google Workspace" extension > Click the "Log out" button on the right side
• Open the "Search Google Drive Files" command again in Raycast and log in

Step 2

If logging out and logging in does not solve the problem, next try removing Raycast from your Google OAuth applications:

• Make sure to log out of the "Google Workspace" extension in Raycast (see Step 1)
• In the browser, navigate to: https://account.google.com and log in with the same account you're using in Raycast
• On the left, click "Security" > Scroll down to "Third-party apps with account access" > Click "Manage third-party access" > Select "Raycast" and choose "Remove Access"
• Open the "Search Google Drive Files" command again in Raycast and log in

Step 3

If neither logging out and in nor removing the OAuth Raycast application solve the issue, next try overriding the default OAuth permissions that Raycast requests in order to list your files:

• Make sure to log out of the "Google Workspace" extension in Raycast (see Step 1)

• Quit Raycast

• Open the Terminal app

• Enter the following line and hit return:

  defaults write com.raycast.macos gSuite_oAuthScope -string "<https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email> <https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile> <https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive>"
  

  This adds the permission to "See, edit, create, and delete all of your Google Drive files. (You can find more information about each OAuth permission in the Google documentation)

• Restart Raycast