Oauth credentials in Google Admin Console vs Developers Console
Kimber Warden via StackOverflow
I have a web app that needs to use Oauth 2 to authenticate with Google Apps for Education. I am the admin for the Google domain, as well as the developer, and so I have access to the Admin Console and the Developers Console. Each console has a method for generating an Oauth client ID and secret, and I've done it in both, but I don't know which one to use. I've tried using both of the ID/secret pair, but I keep getting an "unauthorized" error in my app.
If I could at least know for sure I'm using the correct pair, it would help me debug my app.
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abielita via StackOverflow
Based from this documentation, when you create your application, you register it using the Google Cloud Platform Console. Google then provides information you'll need such as a client ID and a client secret. I guess you need to use the client ID and secret you got from Developer Console if you'll be using the Google Classroom API. You can also check on this link.
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