So, I've been able to make some more headway on this by delving into the code of Moo::Google::Client.pm. There is a method in that module called build_http_transaction. The method passes a $path scalar to a build_tx subroutine in mojolicious. The $path scalar is set by inspecting Google's discovery api and has the value of https://people.googleapis.com/v1/{+resourceName} for the API call here. If I hard code the path to:

https://people.googleapis.com/v1/people/me and make the API call through Moo::Google with $r1->People->get({options => {personFields => 'emailAddresses'} )->json; I can actually get it to work and return results.

So now the question is, how do I make the call via Moo::Google so that {+resourceName} in the path gets replaced with people/me? Maybe this is impossible with Moo::Google?

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