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Google Sign-In JavaScript platform library for Web is deprecated (Browser platform) #766

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kokitax opened this issue Jan 12, 2023 · 4 comments

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@kokitax
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kokitax commented Jan 12, 2023

Hi there, I got an email last September about the Google Sign-In JavaScript platform library for Web being deprecated. I'm currently using this package for google sign in (iOS, Android and Browser).

I think that this deprecation only applies to the Browser platform, will I need to change anything in the code in order for my app to continue working after March 31st on 2023? Thanks!

(https://developers.googleblog.com/2021/08/gsi-jsweb-deprecation.html), and unavailable for download after March 31, 2023. The solutions in this guide are based on this library and therefore also deprecated.

Use instead the new Google Identity Services for Web solution to quickly and easily sign users into your app using their Google accounts.

By default, new client IDs are now blocked from using the older platform library; existing client IDs are unaffected. New client IDs created before July 29th, 2022 may set the plugin_name to enable use of the legacy Google platform library.

https://developers.google.com/identity/gsi/web/guides/migration#rendered

@krishna711
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I am also getting this notice for app. Only using this app in Android and IOS platform.

@rareplanet1
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Hi @EddyVerbruggen
Please can you advise on the status of this issue - Are there plans to update this plugin to use the new Google Identity Services SDK?

@kkukelka
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Any updates on this?

@lopezasin
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I think the changes don't affects this plugin because the client id informed in the google's mail is about access by web. @EddyVerbruggen Can you say us anything? Thank you very much!

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