- Search for “google cloud console”
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- Click the first result03. Login to your account if needed04. Click on the “Console” button on the top-right corner
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- Select your project from the top-left corner dropdown
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- Click the option icon and at the top-left corner
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- Click the “APIs and services” option
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- Click on the “OAuth consent screen” option from the left panel
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- Chose “External” and click “Create”
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- Provide the necessary informations and click “SAVE AND CONTINUE” for the next two steps and click “BACK TO DASHBOARD” for the last step
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- Now click on “Credentials“
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- Click on “CREATE CREDENTIALS” then “OAuth client ID“
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- Select Android from the dropdown option and provide the necessary info. Then click “CREATE“
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- Sometimes creating credentials with release SHA-1 will not able to Sign-In in app debug mode. So Try building the app and then try Google Sign-in. If you are using App signing key certificate from google play store then also create a OAuth using Sha-1 key from Play store.
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Next steps for IOS.
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Create another “OAuth client ID“. This time Select “IOS” and provide the necessary info and Click “CREATE“.
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- In the Google cloud console, click on the OAuth credential you created for your ios app
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- Only copy this first section
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- Open project/ios/Runner/Info.plist in any editor, Search for “google-reversed-client-Id-for-SignIn” and replace with the copied id from step 18
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- Run your app and it should be working with Google Sign-In now.
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