#Google Assistant Documentation still partial references deprecated Actions on Google console

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desert glen
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So what I can gather from this Github Issue and using the Wayback Machine, the doco use to involve using Actions on Google console. However, this has since been removed as this was deprecated by Google.

However, the 404 errors on request sync section still references Actions on Google console which now makes no sense. I was very confused until I figured out it had since been removed.

Does this whole section no longer apply, ie. does testing no longer expire around 30 days? Or is there some new of fixing this issue that uses Google Developer Console that hasn't been documented?

Also, this description of the configuration values are out of date

project_id string Required
Project ID from the Actions on Google console (looks like words-2ab12)

Thanks for your help 🙂

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Google Assistant Documentation still partial references deprecated Actions on Google console

primal bridge
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So click the link at the bottom of that/those page(s) and fix or suggest a fix?
Complaining here might make you feel better, but that won't cause any improvement.

desert glen
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How exactly was I complaining?

primal bridge
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OK, sorry for jerking you around then. I know better.
I still suggest if the docs are wrong, suggest the fix on the link in the footer of every page of the documentation.
I don't have any experience on what they should say or what is wrong, but you seem to have a pretty good idea. This is a place to talk about these things, as opposed to the community channel, but if you want to see some action, that is the way.

desert glen
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This is a place to talk about these things

Which is exactly what I was trying to do. I actually have no idea about Google Assistant integration. Which is why I was wanting some feedback before wasting peoples time with an actual GitHub issue if it turned out I was just being dumb and miss reading the instructions.

Responses like this really don’t encourage people to report issues (or interact with this community in general) in the first place.