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I am trying to get Google OAuth screen consent verification for my project, but it is not approved. The reason is that development clients cannot be approved. I am sharing the message from Google below.

However, when I check the details of the client, there are only url that I use in the live (there is no localhost url). Even though I created a separate project for development and created a client under it called staging, I still get the following warning.

I did not fully understand what else to do. Can you help me please?

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  • If you remove the development endpoint then you will need to submit it for verification again. Do you have a client side and server side application? I am wondering why you are setting both javascript origin and redirect uri. Is the redirect URI on one of the domains that you verified in search console? – Linda Lawton - DaImTo Apr 15 '21 at 09:20
  • @DaImTo There is no development endpoint in the client. Yes I have client & server side 2 projects. But I generate a auth url in nodejs and open it in react project. If Oauth is successful, I close the react project in the browser and open the react project in a new tab in the redirect section in node js. – Batu Apr 15 '21 at 09:24
  • Do you have more then one client in that project? and you did click the publish button corect? – Linda Lawton - DaImTo Apr 15 '21 at 09:25
  • @DaImTo No, I have only one client. Which publish button? Just last week I applied for the verification process. – Batu Apr 15 '21 at 09:30
  • There's nothing obvious that you've shown about why this would be rejected. You should push back to the verification team and ask for clarification about why it has been rejected. – Prisoner Apr 15 '21 at 19:44
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    @Prisoner Thanks for your answer. In our guess, they thought the .dev domain name was development mode. I will contact again stating this. – Batu Apr 16 '21 at 08:19

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A bit of an update on this. (Took a while to find the right team at google to contact)

This was an issue with the reviewer guidelines which has since been updated.

Apparently .dev often is used for testing - but it's also used for production as in this case.

People using .dev domains should no longer have issues with verifying applications.

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