🐛 Describe the bug

.env.template Change: clientId Not Supported on Android

Description

The application generates a warning message during Google Sign-In implementation on Android because clientId is being used instead of serverClientId. This issue needs to be addressed by updating the .env.template configuration to use the correct parameter name.

Current Warning Message

W/google_sign_in( 4272): clientId is not supported on Android and is interpreted as serverClientId. Use serverClientId instead to suppress this warning.

Current Implementation

In the current .env.template:
GOOGLE_SIGNIN_ANDROID_CLIENT_ID=

Required Change

The environment variable should be updated to:
SERVER_CLIENT_ID=

Impact

• This warning appears in the Android logs during Google Sign-In operations.
• While the application still functions (as clientId is being interpreted as serverClientId), it's not following best practices.
• The warning creates unnecessary noise in the logs.
• Future versions of the Google Sign-In SDK might deprecate this fallback behavior.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Set up the application with the current .env.template.
2. Configure Google Sign-In.
3. Check Android logs during the sign-in process.
4. Observe the warning message.

Proposed Solution

1. Update .env.template to use SERVER_CLIENT_ID instead of GOOGLE_SIGNIN_ANDROID_CLIENT_ID.
2. Update all related documentation to reflect this change.
3. Add a migration guide for existing users.
4. Update any related code that references this environment variable.