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Use downloaded client secret file ‘as is’ #17

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IanTaylorFB opened this issue Sep 20, 2018 · 0 comments
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Use downloaded client secret file ‘as is’ #17

IanTaylorFB opened this issue Sep 20, 2018 · 0 comments
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The client_secret.json file downloaded from console.developers.com is named like this (fictional values).

client_secret_873061284567-jeq87h6d8whdui9j5b3hruemlsiwqnfghj.apps.googleusercontent.com

At present, this has to be moved and renamed to client_secrets.json. There is no need for the rename, we should look for any file named client_secret*.json and use the file as is. If we find more than one file, we should tell the user and quit.
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