gcloud-auth-verification

Fix Google Cloud authentication errors by running a structured verification process that checks your account credentials with `gcloud auth list` and guides you through selecting the correct account or setting up Application Default Credentials.

Application Default Credentials (ADC) provide authentication for Google Cloud services and Python libraries. You need to set up ADC when your gcloud, bq, or dataform commands fail due to missing or misconfigured credentials.

Your Python library fails with an authorization error because Google Cloud credentials are missing or misconfigured. You can resolve this by following a structured process to verify your account and correctly set up Application Default Credentials.

Yes, you can resolve gcloud authentication issues without manual code adjustments. A structured corrective process guides you through verifying credentials and setting up Application Default Credentials to fix missing account settings.

The best way to verify your current Google Cloud account credentials is to run the `gcloud auth list` command. This checks your active account settings before you apply corrective actions for missing or misconfigured credentials.

Yes, the gcloud-auth-verification process works for dataform authorization errors. It provides a structured verification and correction process suitable for fixing missing or misconfigured credentials across gcloud, bq, and dataform.