I want to use google to sign in to my iOS app. So I registered my application on the Google Developer Console and created credentials for OAuth 2.0 for iOS.
Everything worked the same as the how to guides but when I finished creating the credentials only the Client ID was given to me and no Client Secret. I attached a screenshot to show the missing Client Secret.
I also tried downloading the OAuth Client file and it also only shows the same info.
I Also waited a day to see if the fields would take some time to populate.
I can't find any other info on the internet to try since they all say the client secret should be listed there. So I was hoping someone on stack overflow might know.
It's not missing. It's like that by design. think about it, if you put a secret in a mobile app's source code, it will be visible to everyone since you have to distribute the entire app which can be decompiled. For mobile apps, native apps and single-page applications, OAuth 2.0 should work without a client secret. you will use the authorization code flow. All OAuth 2.0 client libraries should have this working out of the box.
