I'm referring to the page at https://appengine.google.com/_ah/loginform that the user will be redirected to by the users.create_login_url
method from the google.appengine.api
module. This is for authentication using Google Accounts.
I'd like to change references to the project name (which is different from my custom domain) to match my domain.
The page currently says:
The application project-name is requesting permission to access your Google Account.
I'd prefer it said:
The application example.com is requesting permission to access your Google Account.
I've updated the settings in the Google Cloud Platform dashboard under API Manager > Credentials > OAuth Consent Screen, but (even a couple hours later) that doesn't seem to have had any impact.
I've searched the App Engine settings in the dashboard as well. Is this possible? If not, suggestions for a workaround?
Update
I've opened up an issue (Issue 12919) on Google Code as suggested by @DanCornilescu below. It references both this question and the other recent StackOverflow question related to this issue.
I also raised the issue on Reddit in the AppEngine subreddit. The Google dev marked the Google Code ticket private so I could upload some private project information, but I'll update its status in the Reddit thread.
Workaround
@steeling's answer below offers a workaround that worked for me.
There's currently a bug where changes to the project title are not getting synced to App Engine after you create the application.
This is definitely a bug, and we're working on figuring out what broke this sync.
There's a bug here, but in the meantime you can go through the old admin console at appengine.google.com. If you click "Application Settings" after clicking on your application it will take you to the new cloud console. But if you right click and copy the link and remove the "&deprecated" at the end of the url you can still visit the old page.